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Blood rushes to the site of inflammation so as to supply immune cells to fight the source of inflammation. This causes an increase in heat at the site.

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The heating during the inflammatory process is the response of vascular tissues. The heating process is a protective attempt by the vascular system to initiate the healing process.

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