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My blood clots fast when i have a cut and my cuts heal pretty fast..does that mean im blood healthy?
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Ok: Fast is a relatively term but clotting too fast or too slow is usually not desirable. If your wounds heal normally, it is good news but it does not necessarily mean that your blood is healthy since the clotting mechanism accounts for only a small part of your blood.
Answered 12/22/2017
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