study substantiates this aphorism. The series of cases particularly emphasizes the importance of extrinsic factors, such as excessive emotion, fatigue, anxiety, infection, alcohol, irregular meals, and heavy smoking, which may contribute singly or jointly to a bleeding episode.
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G. H. Jennings (1965) studied this question.
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