What happens when you have a pesticide on your hands, a piece of blue, a piece of purple?

There are several reasons for this:

1. Eczema due to weather conditions;

2. Contact with a certain substance causes allergies;

3. Poisonous insects and ants crawl over**.

It is recommended to consult the pharmacy and buy a plaster for **** diseases to wipe it.

A purple bruise suddenly appeared on my hand, what's going on? Hello, this situation is common symptoms caused by friction or bumps, and generally does not need to **, it will recover on its own.

Hello, many diseases can cause physical weakness, such as qi and blood deficiency, abnormal blood pressure, insufficient cerebral blood supply and other diseases, and poor rest.

Platelet checks, clotting time, usually caused by thrombocytopenia.

Subcutaneous bleeding, the most likely is a lack of platelets, go to check the blood, my mother used to have this problem, said it was aplastic anemia. Eat and take medicine, and it will be fine soon.

Even as early as the mother's womb, the baby's brain begins to learn.

It is best to go to the hospital to see, many serious diseases will show this symptom, most likely a disease of the coagulation mechanism, such as thrombocytopenia.

The bruising after the collision is indeed due to the lack of a certain element in your body, that is, your platelet reduction, which is a blood fluid problem, plus the capillary walls of your genus are relatively thin and fragile. Because platelets have the function of stopping bleeding, once you bump a little, it will cause the subcutaneous capillaries to rupture and bleed, and the number of platelets is not enough to stop bleeding, so there is a phenomenon of bruising and purple, which is ecchymosis, which can subside in about a month, and it takes two or three months to subside in slow. No need to rush, it's fine.

It's just that you have fewer platelets in your blood that you are prone to this. Others may not be like this, because if the number of platelets in others is sufficient, it can stop bleeding immediately, and it will not lead to ecchymosis, and people's physique is not the same for everyone, you can buy vitamin B12 tablets to take, it should have an effect. Hope it helps.

Hello, there are multiple bruises on the body, mostly made of hair.

Bleeding in the thin vessels

The phenomenon of subcutaneous congestion is mostly caused by the rupture of subcutaneous capillaries and bleeding under the action of external force. It is also more common in fever, fire, ruptured capillary hemangioma, blood diseases, etc. If it is clear where it was encountered, it does not matter if there is a bruise, it is caused by trauma.

However, unexplained bruising is not very good, if it appears occasionally, it is okay, but pay attention to observation, if it is often so, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible for a routine blood test.

Think about whether it's old and useless.

Hello, this condition may be caused by low platelets.

This condition does not rule out the possibility of low platelets.

It is best to check the blood routine and then ** after the diagnosis, so as not to delay the condition, and wish you good health.

If you have a problem with platelets, your blood vessels are very brittle, and platelets clot and bleed for a long time, it is easy to do this!

Ah, maybe the old man accidentally bumped into it.

In the winter it's easy to do that.

I don't know if it touches it, it will be bruised, and it will be difficult to spread out after a while.

You can also take a warm bath to relieve the next ha.

Thrombocytopenic purpura may be present. Because of thrombocytopenia, blood dysfunction occurs, and sometimes inadvertent touch can lead to blood stasis and ecchymosis. You should go to the hospital for a routine blood test.

Judging from the above described symptoms, it should be **purpura, but there are many classifications of purpura, and there are great differences in **, manifestations and **. The common purpura is divided according to the cause of the patient, and there are three main types:

1. Simple purpura: the cause of the disease is unclear, the onset is generally mild, there are no obvious changes in blood and blood vessels, and occasionally there is mild coagulation dysfunction.

2. Henoch-Schonlein purpura: It often occurs due to the increased permeability and fragility of the blood vessel wall, and the vascular system is diseased, but the blood itself does not change. Therefore, the number of platelets, the time of coagulation, and the time of prothrombin are all within the normal range.