
die Blutung
bleeding
The escape of blood from the blood vessels, either visible externally or inside the body.
Der Arzt konnte die Blutung schnell stoppen.
The doctor was able to stop the bleeding quickly.
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bleeding
The escape of blood from the blood vessels, either visible externally or inside the body.
Der Arzt konnte die Blutung schnell stoppen.
The doctor was able to stop the bleeding quickly.
'Die Blutung' (bleeding) comes directly from the verb 'bluten' (to bleed) and the noun 'das Blut' (blood). The ending '-ung' turns the action of bleeding into a noun.
Er hat sich geschnitten und jetzt blutet es stark.
He cut himself and now it is bleeding heavily.
In a medical context, 'Blutung' (bleeding) is often combined with the verbs 'stoppen' (to stop) or 'stillen' (to stop/staunch) when the goal is to end blood loss.
Die Sanitäter versuchten, die Blutung zu stillen.
The paramedics tried to stop the bleeding.
Important adjectives describe the severity or type of bleeding. Common combinations are 'starke Blutung' (heavy bleeding), 'leichte Blutung' (light bleeding), 'innere Blutung' (internal bleeding), and 'äußere Blutung' (external bleeding).
Nach dem Unfall litt er an schweren inneren Blutungen.
After the accident, he suffered from severe internal bleeding.
'Blutung' (bleeding) is often the second part of a compound noun that indicates the location of the bleeding, for example 'Gehirnblutung' (brain hemorrhage) or 'Magenblutung' (stomach bleeding).
Eine Gehirnblutung ist ein medizinischer Notfall.
A brain hemorrhage is a medical emergency.