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bruises healing

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14 years 8 months ago #11627 by server
bruises healing was created by server
this might sound like a stupid question, and maybe it's even common sense, but I just don't understand.
say your counts are low and you get a bruise. then your counts start going up, does the bruise heal faster because your counts are going up? Does rising counts have anything to do with bruises healing?
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14 years 8 months ago #11635 by Sandi
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In a way, yes. If the counts stay low, the bruise tends to hang around for a while. If counts go up, the bruise can heal easier.
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14 years 8 months ago #11643 by kungpaokitty
Replied by kungpaokitty on topic Re: bruises healing
What I've noticed on me, it doesn't seem to matter where my counts are. My bruises seem to linger just as long when I am over 100,000 and higher or at 5,000.
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