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What Causes Abnormal Functioning Of Platelets Causing Hematoma-like Bumps?

I have a platelt disorder. I dont know what it is but my platelt count is always normal but very little of them work. I have recently gotten a hematoma and been hospitalized. I recived 2 pints of platelts. I was released even though the bump wasnt better. I have been hospitalized aain and I got 6 more pints of platelts because I know have 10 bumps. (Which aren't hematomas.) They have taken many blood tests and mri's but all was normal. I was just wondering if you have ever seen anything like this before because my hematoligist and many other doctors have no idea what is going on. Any ideas I could tell my hematoligist I would be thankful for.
Fri, 30 Jan 2015
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What tests have been done? You need to undergo platelet function tests, PT and PTT tests and relavent factor assays if required. If all tests are normal , a thromboelastograph will be useful. Please get back with these reports.
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What Causes Abnormal Functioning Of Platelets Causing Hematoma-like Bumps?

Hi, What tests have been done? You need to undergo platelet function tests, PT and PTT tests and relavent factor assays if required. If all tests are normal , a thromboelastograph will be useful. Please get back with these reports.