🩹 How do our bodies heal when we get hurt?

When you get a boo-boo, your body has tiny helpers called cells that rush to fix it! 🏃‍♂️ First, your body stops the bleeding by making a scab (like a little bandage). Then, new skin grows under the scab until you’re all better! 🌟

Your body is like a superhero—always working to keep you safe and healthy! 💪

When you get hurt, your body starts an amazing repair process! 🛠️ Here’s how it works:

• Step 1: Blood cells form a clot to stop the bleeding. This becomes a scab.
• Step 2: White blood cells fight germs to prevent infection. 🦠⚔️
• Step 3: New skin cells grow under the scab until the wound is healed!

Your body is like a construction team—always busy fixing things!

Healing is a complex biological process involving multiple stages. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Hemostasis (Stopping the Bleeding)

Platelets in your blood form a clot to seal the wound. This becomes a scab, acting as a temporary shield. 🛡️

2. Inflammation (Fighting Infection)

White blood cells attack bacteria and remove damaged tissue. This might cause redness or swelling—a sign your body is working! 🦠⚔️

3. Proliferation (Rebuilding)

New skin cells, collagen, and blood vessels form under the scab. Over time, the scab falls off, revealing healed skin!

4. Remodeling (Strengthening)

The new tissue slowly becomes as strong as the original skin. This can take weeks or months!