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What would happen to people who have an open wound and whose blood did not naturally?
They have to see a doctor if it does not stop bleeding. If it doesn't it can not heal and the risk for infection increases.
What wound happen if we had no kidney?
We would not be alive.
What would happen if the UN wound up?
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What would happen if un wound up?
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What would happen to a person with a mortal wound?
Mmm nothing
What would happen to people who have an open wound and whose blood did not clot naturally?
People with an open wound and blood that does not clot naturally may experience excessive bleeding that does not stop on its own. This condition, known as a bleeding disorder, usually requires medical intervention such as medications or transfusions to help the blood clot and stop the bleeding. Without treatment, individuals may be at risk of severe blood loss and complications.
Is it ok to wet a wound 6 days old?
I am sure that it is as long as the water and the "cloth" you are using to wet your wound is clean. Though after six days I would naturally assume a scab would have already formed and wetting the wound would be unnecessary. Hope this helps.
How to heal wounds faster naturally?
Healing wounds faster naturally involves a combination of good nutrition, proper wound care, and overall health management
When did War Wound happen?
War Wound happened in 2007.
What will happen to Peeta if he doesn't get the medicine?
He would probably die of blood poisoning because his wound was really bad.
What would happen if Bella wound up with Jacob?
Well, nobody knows, cause Bella wound up with Edward, but if you wanted to read what would happen, you can probably find fan-made stories on the internet. Just type it in google or something. I think Edward would probably kill himself, despite what he says to Jacob in eclipse.
What would happen if you cut your throat?
It depends.If you cut it very deeply,of course you will die.if it is just a wound,no need to worry.
