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What's the most common cause of petechiae and unusual paleness in people all ages?
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Paleness is common in anemia or low blood while petechiae are suggestive of low platelets. However they can be both seen in a variety of acute and post acute conditions, as well as chronic diseases.
Answered 11/10/2022
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