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Q: I Bruise Way Tooo Easy

asked by: Jamiheart on October 25th, 2006

New User

I bruise way to easy. I find bruises all over my legs and arms. Right now I would say I have like 20 bruises on my legs alone and about 10 on my arms. It is embarrassing because people always ask me if someone is beating me. Geesh no no one is beating me and I have no clue where these even came from. Does this have anything to do with having low white blood cells? What would cause the bruising and what could cause the low white blood cells? Confused

Replies(4)

sallyann2007

replied on March 3rd, 2007

New User

Are you taking any medications? Some meds like prednisone can make you buise easily.
http://rdoctor.com/symptoms_disease/conten t/view/110/2/

Auzzie_Wanting_To_Help

replied on March 3rd, 2007

Experienced User

I used to have that, my thighs and inner thighs would at times just be black from bruises. I dont know what happened but it just went away one day!

Reddwolf

replied on March 4th, 2007

New User

Have you told your doctor? I would bring it up with them. Does anyone else in your family bruise easily? Is it a new thing or something that has been happening for a long time?
There are a lot of things that can cause bruising easily.

AlyCarter

replied on March 3rd, 2009

New User

bruising

In response to the bruising, I’ve been using this stuff on my kids for a while that’s been working great. They both play soccer so they get cuts and bruises on their legs often, not to mention they’re just generally rough when they play. I was reffered to this stuff called bruiseMD (b r u I s e m d . c o m) by another mother at school. The ingredients are all natural and it works quickly so it’s a great bruise remedy. Hope that helps!

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