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If the human bodies reaction to an injury is swelling, why do we always try to reduce the swelling?
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Can you survive, submerged, in a body of water if you had a constant air supply to breath?
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If the human bodies reaction to an injury is swelling, why do we always try to reduce the swelling?
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Can you survive, submerged, in a body of water if you had a constant air supply to breath?
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