Whatever the case, being hydrated is more important than not. Blood is thinner when hydrated even if the volume remains unchanged. But there is no question that removing blood is the most critical part. The only other option would be to stop pins.
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Whatever the case, being hydrated is more important than not. Blood is thinner when hydrated even if the volume remains unchanged. But there is no question that removing blood is the most critical part. The only other option would be to stop pins.
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