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Reddish Rashes On The Legs And Feet. Occasional Itching. Any Blood Disorder?

I have a lot of concern I have red rash on the insides of both legs above the ankles I have also bluish skin around the feet and i know I have to have blood pooling I probably need to see someone The rash I have had for years Now I have afunny spot that looks like a spot or bite and it almost looks like it drew a small red line about and inch or so and ichy sometimes My skin never really gets rid of any redness when i injure it Help
Mon, 1 Jul 2013
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Hi,
Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my ability.

It seems that you suffer from some kind of blood clotting disorder, as such your doesnt clot on time which means you bleed longer. Now the question is to find out which particular disorder you have.
I recommend you see a hematologist as soon as possible, he will take a sample of your blood, run some tests and identify the exact disorder.
Once the diagnosis has been established, treatment can start accordingly.

I hope this answered your question.
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Reddish Rashes On The Legs And Feet. Occasional Itching. Any Blood Disorder?

Hi, Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my ability. It seems that you suffer from some kind of blood clotting disorder, as such your doesnt clot on time which means you bleed longer. Now the question is to find out which particular disorder you have. I recommend you see a hematologist as soon as possible, he will take a sample of your blood, run some tests and identify the exact disorder. Once the diagnosis has been established, treatment can start accordingly. I hope this answered your question.