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Aspirin Induced Petechiae
Drug-induced thrombocytopenia
Symptoms
Decreased platelets may cause:
- Abnormal bleeding
- Bleeding when you brush your teeth
- Easy
bruising - Pinpoint red spots on the skin (
petechiae )
Signs and tests
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