Bláæðablæðing
Bláæðablæðing refers to bleeding from a vein. Unlike arterial bleeding, which is characterized by bright red, spurting blood, venous bleeding is typically darker red and flows more steadily. The pressure within veins is lower than in arteries, resulting in a less forceful expulsion of blood.
Causes of venous bleeding can vary widely. Minor injuries, such as cuts or abrasions that affect superficial
Treatment for bláæðablæðing depends on the severity and location of the bleeding. For minor bleeding, direct