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Can weak capillaries cause ruptures...marks on the skin?
Posted: 09-12-06 04:47am

1 year ago, my legs got many "blood marks" appear automatically, just like hit by hard things. I went to 2 hospitals, doctor let me have a few blood tests and x-ray, but can't find the reason. I try chinese med, no improvement too. Now the "blood mark" become bigger and pain. Last time there's no much feeling even when I press on the "mark". Now the marks spread through whole lower part of my left and right leg. According to the doctor in the Specialist centre, it may cause by my "blood capilaries" break. Is there any similiar case with me before? Hope to get answer soon. Thank you for your help.


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Posted: 09-20-06 04:04am

According to the symptoms reported (“blood marks” on the legs) and all negative blood tests (you didn’t tell me which blood tests you’ve done!) I can’t begin to suppose what might be the problem. I'll need more information. If the blood is OK, then capillary weakness or fragility could be the cause for the condition. You may consult a vascular specialist for an expert opinion.


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