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Causes of sudden easy bruising? rarely bruise & now i have 4 that have no cause/known origin. medical conditions include ist/ans dysfunction & no meds
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Easy bruisability: Sudden easy bruisability not caused by taking aspirin, NSAIDS,etc may be due to blood disorders like low platelets or increased bleeding seen in liver or kidney disease as well as increased capillary fragility as occurs with certain vitamin deficiencies. It is especially important to get evaluated if you have other bleeding tendencies such as nose or gum bleeding, bloody urine or stools.
Answered 5/26/2015
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