rebleed

Second wound flow

To rebleed is to bleed again after bleeding has stopped or been controlled.

The term appears most often in medical contexts, where rebleeding is a serious complication: The patient rebled after surgery.

A wound, ulcer, or aneurysm may rebleed if healing is incomplete or treatment fails.

hemorrhage

hemorrhage

Profuse discharge of blood

  • gushFlow out forcefully
  • spurtSudden forceful discharge
  • flowUnbroken forward movement

hematoma · clot · coagulate · hemostasis · exsanguination · wound · trauma · artery · vein · capillary

surgical

postoperative

After an operation

reoperation · drainage · intervention · monitoring · recovery · ulcer · resection · anastomosis · cauterization · hemostatic

neurological

stroke

Sudden brain blood blockage

subdural · hemorrhagic · brain · cerebral · neurosurgery · craniotomy · vasospasm · headache · consciousness · hemiplegia

gastrointestinal

ulcer

Erosive tissue wound

melena · colonoscopy · perforation · erosion · NSAID · cirrhosis · portal · sclerotherapy · banding

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Opposites
bleeding status

rebleedhemostasis

Process that stops bleeding

clot · coagulate · seal · stabilize · tamponade

healing trajectory

rebleedheal

Restore to wellness

recover · resolve · mend · granulate

Family

blood, bleed, bloody, bleeding, bloodless, bled, bloodied, bloods, bloodletting

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