Most leech bites are harmless. Usually, the leech can be removed easily without the need for medical attention. But the bite can cause extended bleeding at the attachment site even after the leech is removed. This is because the saliva from leeches is an anticoagulant and interferes with the blood's normal clotting. #reelsvideo #leech #fyp #fun #funny #foryou | Ramil Padua Ranillo

Leeches have been used in medicine for centuries and remain valuable in modern medicine, particularly in microsurgery. Their anticoagulant properties, due to the enzyme hirudin, help reduce blood clots and improve blood flow in reattached limbs or skin grafts. They are often used to restore venous circulation in cases where veins are difficult to repair surgically. #leeches #medicalhumor #healthcare #nurses #doctors | Dr. Joe, MD

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