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Is it normal for old people to get patches of blood clots that are visible to the skin?
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Senile purpura: it is common esp if they are on aspirin or blood thinners if excessive see the doctor for a blood count
Answered 10/5/2015
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Skin changes: As we age, our skin becomes more fragile and minor trauma can lead to bruising. Some medications, like aspirin, can make us bruise more easily also.
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