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Unusually thick blood from skin tear in someone with aortic stenosis
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Unusually thick blood from skin tear in someone with aortic stenosis
by clacin, Jun 28, 2007 12:00AM
Doctor's Answer
by Forum-M.D.-bkj, Jun 29, 2007 12:00AM
Clacin,
The main thing you should be worried about is the local care of the skin tears. If they are significant, she should be examined by a health professional. Interpretation of the blood appearance is difficult from a would and has little bearing on her stenosis. It is common for patients on aspirin to bleed in excess to woulds.
good luck
The main thing you should be worried about is the local care of the skin tears. If they are significant, she should be examined by a health professional. Interpretation of the blood appearance is difficult from a would and has little bearing on her stenosis. It is common for patients on aspirin to bleed in excess to woulds.
good luck
