• What factors are related to subcutaneous hemorrhage?

    What factors are related to subcutaneous hemorrhage?

    What drugs may be related to subcutaneous hemorrhage? Taking some drugs can cause the normal coagulation function of the body to suppress, such as anti -platelet drug aspirin, chlorogle, Siro, and taderlolo: oral anti -tight drug Huafarin, Levishabane, etc. Some antibiot...
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  • What diseases can subcutaneous hemorrhage be related to? Part Two

    What diseases can subcutaneous hemorrhage be related to? Part Two

    Blood system disease (1) Regenerative disorder anemia Skin bleeding to varying degrees, manifested as bleeding points or large ecchymosis. The skin is manifested as a bleeding point or a large ecchymosis, accompanied by oral mucosa, nasal mucosa, gums, and eye conjunctiv...
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  • What diseases can subcutaneous hemorrhage be related to? Part One

    What diseases can subcutaneous hemorrhage be related to? Part One

    Systemic disease For example, diseases such as severe infection, cirrhosis, liver function failure, and vitamin K deficiency will occur to varying degrees of subcutaneous hemorrhage. (1) Severe infection In addition to subcutaneous hemorrhage such as stasis and ecchymosi...
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  • Overview of subcutaneous hemorrhage and type

    Overview of subcutaneous hemorrhage and type

    Overview 1. The causes include physiological, pharmaceutical and disease -based factors 2. The pathogenesis is related to hemostasis or coagulation dysfunctional dysfunction. 3. It is often accompanied by anemia and fever caused by blood system diseases 4. Diagnostic rel...
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  • Is bleeding under the skin serious?

    Is bleeding under the skin serious?

    Subcutaneous bleeding is just a symptom, and the causes of subcutaneous bleeding are complex and diverse. Subcutaneous bleeding caused by different reasons varies in severity, so some cases of subcutaneous bleeding are more severe, while others are not. 1. Severe subcuta...
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  • What causes poor blood coagulation? Part Two

    What causes poor blood coagulation? Part Two

    Poor coagulation function may be caused by genetic factors, drug effects, and diseases, as detailed below: 1. Genetic factors: Poor coagulation function may be caused by genetic mutations or defects, such as hemophilia. 2. Drug effects: Certain drugs, such as anticoagula...
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