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Unexplained Bruise On Right Hip. Recovering From Cold, Painful Cough. Having Medications

I have an unexaplanable bruise(with no pain) on my right hip. It is appxox. 12 inches long. I am recovering from a cold .The coughing was extremely painfull on the right side near lower rib. An x-ray did not show anything wrong.I am taking Plavix, toprol, lipitor , asprin(81mg), metaformin, Niaspan, raipril and Diazide37/HCTZ 25.
Mon, 1 Jul 2013
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hello,
the most likely explanation for your bruises could be due to thrombocytopenia ( decrease in platelets ) caused by plavix ( CLOPIDEGROL ) and aspirin.Decrease in platelets can cause bruises.You must consult your octor and get the estimation of platelets done.Further treatment and management would depend upon finding the platelets number.
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Unexplained Bruise On Right Hip. Recovering From Cold, Painful Cough. Having Medications

hello, the most likely explanation for your bruises could be due to thrombocytopenia ( decrease in platelets ) caused by plavix ( CLOPIDEGROL ) and aspirin.Decrease in platelets can cause bruises.You must consult your octor and get the estimation of platelets done.Further treatment and management would depend upon finding the platelets number. thanks