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why blood come out from the body after a cut on the body?

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Answered by Anonymous

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This is because blood vessels in the area are damaged. Bleeding serves a useful purpose because it helps to clean out a wound.

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Answered by milanilmason0807

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On a wound site, bleeding is actually a natural process that the body induces to help cleaning the wound. The bleeding comes from any injured blood vessels on and around the wound site, since these blood vessels are damaged.

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