Repeated bleeding

In medicine, blood comes out of the heart and blood vessels, called hemorrhage. The blood that escapes into the body cavity or tissue is called internal bleeding, and the blood flowing out of the body is called external bleeding. After hemostasis, bleeding recurs, and infections are easy to form, which can not completely recover.

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