Trainers, you have an understanding of how to train your Pokémon, become their buddy and know their best move-set. Now, the question arises of how to heal your Pokémon in Pokemon Go. After any raid, battle or any activity they might take some damages caused to your Pokémon that are needed to be treated properly. It is so that they can come up stronger. In this article, we are going to talk about how to heal your Pokémon.
How to heal your Pokemon in Pokemon Go
Like other games, you don’t get a Pokémon center where you can take your Pokémon and heal it back to full health. This may sound confusing to new trainers but if you follow up this article it won’t be much difficult.
If you do not have any Potions or Revives by spinning a PokéStop, fighting in a gym, attending raids or through raids players will be receiving healing items called Potions. These items are split into different types that include hyper, super and Full Restore which contains different amounts of HP for a Pokémon injured.
How to collect items and use them
What to do after collecting one of these items:
Simply if we explain it then what you need to do is,
- Click on the Pokéball icon, there at the bottom of your map screen
- Select items
Note: Select Revive if your Pokémon is left with 0 HP and potion if your Pokémon has 1 or more HP.
- In the next screen you need to select a Pokémon that you want to heal which got injured or fainted.
- Repeat this for all injuries and fainted Pokémon.
Guidelines about revives and potions in Pokemon Go
Revives will a Pokémon to get back to life after getting fainted. But if you want to heal it completely, you need a higher-level potion that more than one to heal them completely because a basic potion will only heal 20 HP.
Until you reach level 5 potions and revives won’t drop so before coming up to level 5 you don’t need to heal any of your Pokémon.
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