Re: Re:for women only

[Guest guest]

I am finding that I bruise very easily. But I always

did. Now it is a bit worse. I have been painting and

when I lean my legs against the ladder I end up with

bruises across my shins. It looks like I have been

beaten with a big stick!

Jeannie

--- Carol Corley <mybouvs@...> wrote:

> Yes, it has happened to me. Apparently Xolair

> causes some thinning of the blood. I also notice

> cuts take a little longer to heal. Does anyone have

> any information on that?

> Carol

>

> JoyCarol wrote:

> I am 52 and haven't even had a hot flash, steroids

> have always

> affected my cycle. Now that I've started Xolair on

> July 17... within

> a few days after injection the cycle starts and I'll

> continue to have

> what I politely call " symptoms " the next few weeks

> and those

> " symptoms " will stop just a couple of days before my

> next Xolair

> injection. I didn't think anything of it the first

> month, but the

> same happened following the second injection.

>

>

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> removed]

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Fran can probably clarify this better, but I heard today on a doctor's segment

on TV that vitamin C is good for the skin and she even suggested skin cream with

vit. C. I have heard for many years that vitamin C was good for helping to keep

one from bruising. However, if the skin is thin and the blood likewise is thin,

I'm not a doctor, but I wouldn't think there is too much that could be done. I

haven't taken Vit. C in a while and I've noticed a bruise here or there, that I

don't remember how I could have gotten. I am going to start my vit. c regimen

again. Usually I eat enough fruits and veggies with vit. C, but I haven't been

eating properly lately, either. I am very much aware of how important a good

diet is for overall good health. My PCP has taken me off of all but the very

basic supplements--a " one-a-day " for seniors, calcium (1200mg.), and I have to

take I Caps for my eyes. But I think I'll start the C again, anyway.

Otherwise, I really have not noticed any unusual bruising.

Gail s <gaildaniels@...> wrote:

I am finding that I bruise very easily. But I always

did. Now it is a bit worse. I have been painting and

when I lean my legs against the ladder I end up with

bruises across my shins. It looks like I have been

beaten with a big stick!

Jeannie

--- Carol Corley <mybouvs@...> wrote:

> Yes, it has happened to me. Apparently Xolair

> causes some thinning of the blood. I also notice

> cuts take a little longer to heal. Does anyone have

> any information on that?

> Carol

>

> JoyCarol wrote:

> I am 52 and haven't even had a hot flash, steroids

> have always

> affected my cycle. Now that I've started Xolair on

> July 17... within

> a few days after injection the cycle starts and I'll

> continue to have

> what I politely call " symptoms " the next few weeks

> and those

> " symptoms " will stop just a couple of days before my

> next Xolair

> injection. I didn't think anything of it the first

> month, but the

> same happened following the second injection.

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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