Unexplained bruises on legs

Many people get bruises on their legs without knowing it. They don't hurt or itch, and you won't even notice them if you don't pay attention. This bruise appears very strange and no one knows what causes it. If you have unexplained bruises on your legs, it is better to have a physical examination. If you are sure that there is no problem with your body, it may be a lack of vitamins, which can be supplemented with vitamins. The following are some possible causes of bruises for you to understand.

1. Lack of Vitamin C

Vitamin C deficiency may cause this phenomenon. It may be just an inadvertent collision that you don't notice, and the lack of vitamin C makes the capillaries fragile, causing bruises.

2. Simple purpura

We are not familiar with the name of this disease, but it has no obvious impact on health and generally can heal on its own without treatment.

3. Thrombocytopenia

In fact, another reason for bruises on the legs is thrombocytopenia in the body. The symptoms are blood spots on the body or bruises after a minor collision. People who often have bruises must go to the hospital to check whether it is caused by platelets.

Thrombocytopenia is very harmful and can easily lead to bleeding in the mouth and nose, dizziness and headache, severe vomiting blood, bloody stools, massive gastrointestinal bleeding and other life-threatening conditions, so you must not take it lightly.

4. Bumps and falls

If you accidentally bump into something or sprain your ankle during exercise, the injured area will suddenly become red and swollen, and soon shocking black and white areas will appear.

The above are the main causes of bruises on the legs, so don’t panic when we have bruises on our legs. As long as we take the right medicine, there will be no major problems.

2. How to remove bruises on legs

If it is within 24 hours of the injury, you can apply a cold towel for 30 minutes and replace it in time when the towel becomes hot. If you find it too troublesome, you can also directly rinse the bruised area with cold water for 30 minutes. You can apply a hot egg or a hot towel. The answer is to use Chinese medicine bone-setting powder for external application. It is administered locally, so that the medicine can quickly penetrate into the injured area, quickly relieve pain and swelling, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and connect bones and tendons to achieve the treatment goal.

1. If the time from the injury is more than 24 hours and there is no skin trauma at the bruise, you can apply a hot towel for 30 minutes every day. If the towel gets cold, replace it in time to promote local blood circulation and play a role in removing blood stasis.

2. For serious cases, use medicated wine (if there is no medicated wine, you can use strong wine instead). Apply the medicated wine first, rub gently until you feel a little burning, and rub it hard according to the direction of the blood vessels. Do not wipe it when the blood flows fast at noon, or use a towel to heat the skin until it turns red when you take a bath at night. The effect is better when you feel that you can't stand it. Repeat several times. This will speed up blood circulation and eliminate bruises quickly!

3. After being injured, timely use of fire therapy can quickly eliminate blood stasis and reduce the formation of bruises. Buy a bottle of medical disinfectant alcohol, then use tweezers to hold a cotton ball and dip it in alcohol. It is better if the alcohol does not drip down automatically. Light the cotton ball and roll it back and forth on the injured area. After the cotton ball is extinguished, dip it in alcohol, light it and roll it on the injured area. Repeat this for more than 15 minutes. During the subsequent recovery process, fire therapy was performed two or three times a day, and the blood stasis was removed very quickly.

The high temperature of alcohol burning is on the outer flame, so don't panic when operating. As long as the outer flame does not burn your skin, it will be completely fine.

4. For dense, severe, dot-shaped bruises or massive bruises, bloodletting can be used to remove the bruises. Use a sterilized glass piece to pierce the cortex and squeeze out the blood clots, or you can use a cupping jar to absorb the blood clots after puncture.

There is a bruise on the leg that hurts when you press it
Many times, bruises appear on the legs for unknown reasons, and are accompanied by pain. If there is a bruise on your leg that hurts when you press it, it must have been caused by an accidental bump. You can use some small methods to remove the bruise. If there is no pain when you touch it, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is something wrong with your body, because there are many causes of bruises that need to be ruled out one by one.
1. Organ lesions
If the internal organs in our body suffer long-term damage, they will suffer damage of varying degrees, leading to serious illness. Although it will not be so obvious, it will also cause damage to the blood vessels around the organs, allowing blood to flow into various tissues and parts of the body, thus forming what we call painless bruises.
2. Blood stasis
Most people nowadays don't like to exercise, which will lead to poor blood circulation in the body, causing blood to be blocked in a certain part of the body and gather in one place. This is blood stasis, and the area of blood stasis is particularly large, and it will appear as a piece. If you have blood stasis, please go to the hospital for examination immediately.
3. The blood is too thick
Today's life makes people busy, and generally there is no time to drink water, which even leads to the phenomenon of not liking to drink water. Some people have problems with their liver and kidneys, which causes various waste toxins to exist in the blood, and the blood becomes thicker. Because the capillaries on the skin are relatively thin, it is particularly easy to cause blood vessel blockage, forming bruises.
4. Capillary lesions
If the capillaries are damaged, the blood will not flow along the blood vessels, but will flow directly to the subcutaneous tissue until it penetrates. This is the reason for the formation of bruises. Medically speaking, the professional name of this phenomenon is purpura. Its main manifestation is the relative symmetry of distribution. The main cause is allergic purpura caused by the food and medication you usually eat. If you have this kind of bruise on your body, you should think carefully about whether you have eaten or touched anything.
If a bruise appears on your body, you must first feel it to see if it hurts. If it doesn't hurt, observe it yourself first, then go to the hospital for a check-up, talk to the doctor about the characteristics of the bruise, and finally you can prescribe the right medicine. In fact, this kind of painless bruise is generally not a big problem. The main thing is to pay more attention to it in daily life. Every skin tissue or organ will be affected to varying degrees, so you must pay attention.