Hypochondriac ramblings but im slightly
concerned:
any advice/comments would be
appreciated!
Im a relatively small girl. 5'4 and
probably about 107lbs or less right now.
Im currently not on any meds but was on an
antidepressant. I have bruises all over
me.
I bruise so easily. Like its not funny
anymore. It looks like someone beat the
crap out of me. The smallest bump into
anything turns into a horrendous bruise.
I first asked my doctor about it about 6
months ago.
The doc and I talked about how my mom was
anemic. She gets b12 shots every month
and has to get her blood tested and go to
the cancer/blood center for that.
I think he drew blood to test me when I
first went in to ask about it and I think
he said everything was fine. I know some
people bruise easily but this cannot be
normal.
It concerns me that I dont ever remember
bumping into anything and I dont know
where half of them come from. Sometimes I
think if im sitting down on like a bench
or something and my legs are resting
against a hard surface that leaves
bruises.
What could be going on? Should I go back
to the doctor or am I worrying over
nothing and perhaps I do just bruise
easily.
Thanks for any help.
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Spirit
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 387 Location: Canada
Posted: 08-01-06 06:48am
Bruised alot too when I was
young......Heard it can be helped alot by
extra vitamin c(look it
up)...............Yea that
simple...............B12 couldn't hurt
too.....If there is a history of any
disorder or condition, now is the time to
build up the body. :)
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