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Why do i bruise easily and get blood blisters when i scratch my arm?
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Uncertain: Do you have any bleeding disorders, take aspirin or anticoagulant medications? Your physician can check to see if you have problem with bleeding/ clotting.
Answered 5/7/2017
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