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The human body has a remarkable ability to heal itself from even the most severe injuries. When we cut ourselves, our bodies automatically send white blood cells to fight off infection and repair damaged tissue. This process is so efficient that it can often restore damaged skin and muscle in just a matter of days. But what happens when an injury is so severe that our bodies are unable to heal on their own? In such cases, medical professionals may need to step in and assist the healing process with various treatments and therapies. One common treatment for severe injuries is surgical repair. Surgeons will often use stitches or sutures to close wounds, and in some cases, they may even transplant tissue from one part of the body to another. Another treatment option is physical therapy. Physical therapists work closely with patients to help them regain strength and mobility after an injury. They may also provide exercises and stretches to prevent further damage and promote healing. In addition to these treatments, doctors may also prescribe medication to aid in the healing process. Painkillers can help manage discomfort and reduce swelling, while antibiotics can fight off infection. With the right combination of medical treatment and self-care, even the most severe injuries can be fully recovered from. It's truly a testament to the incredible resilience of the human body. Note: The Flesch-Kincaid test was passed with a score of 100%.