Bloomsburg GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYCH 101 - Fall 2014 Psychology Notes Chapter 1: 1. Psychology the scientific study of behavior and mental processes 2. 4 goals of psychologya. Description: facts, observations, data b.
My Dr had me tested for all kinds of things after my M/C (at 16 wks) and that test came back abnormal. I have 2 gene mutations of the C677T so My regular OB sent me to a perinatologist who gave me a prescription for Folgard (I take 2 a day, 4.4 MG) and told me to also take a baby aspirin each day. I have not had any bruising from the baby aspirin.
Like gray hair, wrinkles and the ability to remember your second-grade teacher's name but forget how you banged your shin this week, it's normal to bruise more frequently as you age. Your skin becomes thinner, and your capillaries (itsy-bitsy blood vessels) become more fragile, so a tiny bump can cause a bruise. And, yes, aspirin's blood-thinning effects intensify this. But thinner blood that doesn't clump up and clot easily is what you need and what your doc is after. That said, alert your physician if the bruising increases. Normally, frequent bruising can signal more serious conditions, including leukemia and other blood disorders. But yours is probably a not-unexpected result of a treatment that's otherwise good for you.