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human
ELI5: If you have internal bleeding how does the blood that has leaked into areas outside of your veins get flushed out of your body?

If it can’t get back into veins or into your digestive system how does it get out of the open spaces between your organs?
gpt
Your body does reabsorb the blood over time.

The risk of internal bleeding isn't because the blood in your body doesn't ever go away, it's because it may go unnoticed for too long or may not be stoppable without proper medical intervention.