Average Blood Volume in the Human Body: What You Need to Know
An average adult body contains about 4 to 5 liters (about 1.06 gallons) of blood. This makes up about 7% of the body's total weight. Blood volume varies depending on the size and sex of the individual. Men tend to have slightly more blood than women, and larger people tend to have more blood than smaller people.Hemorrhage - Related Articles
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