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A bruise, also known as a contusion, is an area of ruptured blood vessels, usually caused by some blow or impact to the area which does not break the skin. The ruptured blood vessels bleed, seeping around the injured tissue. This leaves a spot on the skin that can range in color from black to yellow to red. The size of the bruise can depend on the extent of the injury and the force behind the injury. Any tissue with blood vessels can be bruised, which includes skin, muscle, and bone. Bruises are quite common, and there are easy ways to take care of them naturally. | A bruise, also known as a contusion, is an area of ruptured blood vessels, usually caused by some blow or impact to the area which does not break the skin. The ruptured blood vessels bleed, seeping around the injured tissue. This leaves a spot on the skin that can range in color from black to yellow to red. The size of the bruise can depend on the extent of the injury and the force behind the injury. Any tissue with blood vessels can be bruised, which includes skin, muscle, and bone. Bruises are quite common, and there are easy ways to take care of them naturally. | ||
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==Steps== | ==Steps== | ||
===Using First Aid on a Bruise=== | ===Using First Aid on a Bruise=== | ||
