Just wondering...

Does bruising have to be caused by an impact? Say knocking my arm against a table...

I keep getting bruises on my biceps...quite yellowly brown rather than black...any ideas?

Oh and they stay visible when I roll a glass over them.

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nah bruising is caused by any blood vessel leaking blood under the skin.
i get em sometimes on my biceps just from lifting heavy boxes at work. i figure the muscle action forces blood around and the pressure of the box stops it from going anywhere and something breaks.

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Originally posted by Jackson Just wondering... Does bruising have to be caused by an impact? Say knocking my arm against a table... I keep getting bruises on my biceps...quite yellowly brown rather than black...any ideas? Oh and they stay visible when I roll a glass over them.

If it's rash that doesn't fade under pressure, it could be meningitis. Bruising I'm not too sure about though.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Social outcasts are often of the opinion that they must have a drink before being able to loosen up with their inhibitions, thus being able to have a good time. There's a word that sums up this sort of behaviour, and that word is 'reject.'

just cut yourself and let the blood flow freely.

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Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_ If it's rash that doesn't fade under pressure, it could be meningitis. Bruising I'm not too sure about though.

I thought it was if the mark disapears then its a problem...

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Originally posted by Jackson I thought it was if the mark disapears then its a problem...

Google it. But I think it's if it doesn't disappear. If you're unsure, go up to A&E or ring NHS Direct.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Social outcasts are often of the opinion that they must have a drink before being able to loosen up with their inhibitions, thus being able to have a good time. There's a word that sums up this sort of behaviour, and that word is 'reject.'

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Originally posted by Jackson Just wondering... Does bruising have to be caused by an impact? Say knocking my arm against a table... I keep getting bruises on my biceps...quite yellowly brown rather than black...any ideas? Oh and they stay visible when I roll a glass over them.

du needs tae get de seel oot mare. dis story is as sad a malcolm beans haying a crack ower some polish birds bristols.

Sounds like HIV/AIDS to me. Seriously

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i get them a lot too. are you doing a lot of physical activity? you don't need too much pressure against the bicep muscle to create a yellowish bruise, as long as it's a concentrated pressure. i get them often when i grapple with my sparring buddies, just the pressure of a finger clutched on your arm, pulling you, can cause a bruise. i look like i've been beaten to shit after a few rounds of grappling that really didn't cause any pain at all.

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You sure it isn't related to that kidney problem you had?

I'd see a doctor, just in case

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isn't bruising just stuff on the inside breaking? maybe you're internally bleeding like Theresa.

i never seem to bruise...even after surgery or whatever.

ps, wtf is up w/ putting glass over it? i don' tknow the point of that.