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I have spondylolethesis and feel bruised all over body i don't actually have visible bruises but feel bruised to the touch is this normal?
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Bruising unrelated : Spondylolishesis ik a slip usually of L5 forward on s! due to defects or fractures in posterior portions of l5. This is usually a cause of low back pain or if severe sympotms in the legs. Bruising is a different story.Can be related to blood disorder involving platelets.Sometimes normal for some individuals.Certain medications such as aspirin, nsaids and blood thinners such as warfarin.
Answered 1/15/2015
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