What Happens Inside a Stitched Wound?

By History of Simple Things

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🩹 Ever wondered what actually happens when a doctor stitches a wound? Stitches may look like they're simply sewing your skin back together, but their real job is much more fascinating. In this video, we’ll explore how stitches hold a wound in place, what your body does underneath them, why some stitches dissolve, and how a scar eventually forms. 🧬 πŸ” Discover how a simple needle and thread can give your body the time and support it needs to repair damaged tissue. Timestamps: 0:00 – What Stitches Actually Do to a Wound 0:54 – Why Deep Wounds Need More Than a Bandage 1:51 – How Doctors Bring Wound Edges Together 3:49 – How Your Body Repairs the Damage 4:59 – What Happens When Stitches Come Out 6:36 – Why a Healed Wound Can Still Leave a Scar #HistoryOfSimpleThings #HowItWorks #WoundStitches #MedicalFacts

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