Bruises can result from:
• Minor injuries or bumps
• Vitamin deficiencies (like Vitamin C or K)
• Certain medications (such as blood thinners)
• Blood disorders (like anemia or clotting issues)
If you have frequent, unexplained bruising, it’s best to consult a doctor rather than rely on alarming online messages. Want to know more about what causes bruising?
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Bruising can happen for many reasons, such as:
• Minor bumps or injuries
• Vitamin deficiencies (like Vitamin C, K, or B12)
• Blood disorders or clotting issues
• Side effects of certain medications (like blood thinners)
