Haemoglobin helps oxygen to reach each cells of the body. So if a person has more haemoglobin, is it necessary that he would breathe in more oxygen? Will it affect the rate of oxygen in oxygenated blood ?

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It is not necessary to breath more air for that person.
More heamoglobin
helps the person to get more oxygen .it will not affect the rate of oxygen in a bad way, but will increase the rate of oxygen in the blood and it is good.

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Haemoglobin helps oxygen to reach each cells of the body. So if a person has more haemoglobin, is it necessary that he would breathe in more oxygen? Will it affect the rate of oxygen in oxygenated blood ?

It is not necessary to breath more air for that person. More heamoglobin helps the person to get more oxygen .it will not affect the rate of oxygen in a bad way, but will increase the rate of oxygen in the blood and it is good.

It is not necessary to breath more air for that person.
More heamoglobin
helps the person to get more oxygen .it will not affect the rate of oxygen in a bad way, but will increase the rate of oxygen in the blood and it is good.