(Light hematoma)
Purpura simplex is characterized by an increased hematoma formation due to increased vascular fragility.
Purpura simplex is extremely widespread. Its causes and mechanisms are not known. simplex purpura may be either the expression of a heterogeneous group of diseases or merely a normal variation without clinical significance.
Purpura simplex is characterized by an increased hematoma formation due to increased vascular fragility. Purpura simplex is extremely widespread. Its causes and mechanisms are not known. simplex purpura may be either the expression of a heterogeneous group of diseases or merely a normal variation without clinical significance. This affects women usually are. Without erinnerliches trauma bruises on the thighs, buttocks and upper arms evolve with them. The history usually shows no abnormal bleeding, but it can happen a tendency to bruise in family members. Severe bleeding do not occur. The platelet count and function, coagulation and fibrinolysis tests are normal. Purpura simplex is not medically treatable. Drugs to prevent the bruising does not exist. Patients are often advised to avoid aspirin or aspirin-containing drugs, although there is still no evidence that the bruising hereby communicates or is even worse. Patients should be reassured that this is not a disease. All patients should be assessed for possible as physical abuse.