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Sauerstoffmangel
German → American English
American English
Oxygen deficiency
Mangel an Sauerstoff im Körper, Gewebe oder in der Luft.
Sauerstoffmangel kann zu Schwindel, Kopfschmerzen und Bewusstlosigkeit führen.Most often used in medical or scientific contexts. In everyday German, people may also describe the problem more specifically, for example as Atemnot oder zu wenig Sauerstoff.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Sauerstoffmangel mean in English?
Sauerstoffmangel means “oxygen deficiency” or “lack of oxygen.”
Is Sauerstoffmangel a medical term?
Yes, it is commonly used in medical and scientific contexts.
What is the difference between Sauerstoffmangel and Hypoxie?
Sauerstoffmangel is the general term for too little oxygen, while Hypoxie is the more technical medical term for reduced oxygen supply in the tissue.