Hypoxia and Medicine

Breathing problems. Is it possible to keep oxygen saturation in the flat equally high as outside?

I sometimes have problems getting 100% oxygen from breathing. It is because my nose has reduced inhailing capability, it was broken as i was a kid... I see now, that if i go outside this problem virtually doesn't exist, but in my flat i get tired easely, and fell asleep sometimes. Normal ways like ventilation don't work that well and in the winter are rather impossible. Are there ways, special air conditioners or something medical, which can increase the oxygen level or regularely "pump" the fresh air from outside?? it is not about "my particular flat", it is in any flat . I.e. if many people are in the room without open windows i might fall asleep or experience blackout:(

Public Comments

1. Normal air only has about 21 perent oxygen. Blood oxygen levels may be nearer to 100%. Your nose has nothing to do with your problem since you may breathe through your mouth as many do. IF you get tired easily in your flat, WATCH OUT for the possibility of a faulty gas-heating system on the stove's pilot light or in a space heater which could be giving off small, but potentially deadly amounts of carbon monoxide which can KILL after making you feel tired and falling asleep. Check NOW!!! Keeping windows open also may help a lot.