(((Belle))
From: Wendi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed May 23 02:47:10 2001
Belle,
Are you around today? Would you like to chat?
Love,
Wendi
At Wed, 23 May 2001, B. wrote:
>
>Lauren and Sandy,
>
>Some peoples bleeding times and clotting factors are longer than others. It may be due to diet and/or medication and maybe reasons or factors.. that we just don't know. If you are taking anything in the aspirin or anti inflammatory family ...... both these medications and others ...can cause the blood to thin and there for.. make you more prone to bruising.
>I hope this helps You Lauren but always remember to get it checked out by a doctor and have your blood taken and a work up done, just incase its something more serious is wrong and it needs urgent treatment now.
>Good Luck and Best Wishes,
>
>Belle
>
>*`*`* Always Consult your Doctor if you are ever concerned about your health or the medications that you are taking.
>The information I provide, should not be replaced, for seeking medical advice and attention from a doctor or better still a recognized endo specialist *`*`* ~B.Browne R.N ~
>
>>>----- Original Message -----
>From: Lauren Rossiter To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO
>Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 2:05 AM
>Subject: SANDY F
>
>Dear Sandy, I also bruise badly esp on my legs.My hubby often asks me where I got a bruise, and I seldom know or remember. I never thought of this as an endo 'thing'. I thought i just bruise easily. Maybe not.
>Does anybody out there have any info for us?
>Blessings
>LAUREN
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