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Sesheta

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I went to the doctor today for strep (fun, fun, fun <_< ) and I had them check my iron levels since I seem to be bruising so easily. However they said they were fine, actually better then usual. The strange thing was the night before I nicked myself and blead profusely. I'm not really sure what's up and if anyone had any suggestions, they would very appreciated. m=^^=m


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MaryJones2 Enthusiast

Bruising can be caused by other vitamin deficiencies like C. Do you take a multivitamin? If not, you might try one and see if the bruising gets better.

ShayFL Enthusiast

Vitamin K deficiency can cause both bruising and excessive blood loss. Vitamin K is needed to make your blood "clot".

Vitamin C has been shown to "thin" the blood, so dont go overboard on that one.

mftnchn Explorer

Check blood clotting factors?

DingoGirl Enthusiast

Yeah, this sounds like a clotting issue, and vitamin K IS the requirement for that....have you had that checked?

And - when they checked your blood levels, did they check ferritin (stored iron)? I had a huge bruise for nearly an entire year before I was diagnosed with celiac.....my ferritin level was less than 3 (normal is about 75 to 150 for a woman my size/age).

trents Grand Master

Might better start with basic blood tests like platelet count. Has that been checked?

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