Saturday, August 30, 2008

Health Tip: Warning Signs of a Bleeding Disorder

(HealthDay News) -- Routine heavy bleeding during menstrual periods shouldn't be ignored. It may be a sign of a bleeding disorder that can be treated.

The National Women's Health Information Center says the following symptoms may indicate a bleeding disorder, and should be evaluated by a doctor:
  • Having very heavy periods.
  • Bleeding frequently in the mouth or gums.
  • Having frequent nosebleeds, or nosebleeds that continue for long periods.
    Bruising easily.
  • Bleeding excessively after an injury or after surgery.
  • Bleeding heavily or for a long time from a minor cut or injury.
  • Having blood in the stool or urine.

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