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Could there be any lasting effects from repeated bruising of the same area? I'm wondering about both soft tissue and bones.
lisab said:Could there be any lasting effects from repeated bruising of the same area? I'm wondering about both soft tissue and bones.
berkeman said:Domestic abuse? Chronic athletic injury? The lasting effects might be due to the cause, rather than the effect...
Yeah, it makes you tougher, and with a higher motivation to leave similar patterns on the other's person face.lisab said:Could there be any lasting effects from repeated bruising of the same area? I'm wondering about both soft tissue and bones.
lisab said:Martial arts .
DanP said:where and why do you get bruised repeatedly, btw ?
lisab said:The place that gets it the worst is my right shin bone, just under the knee. I've had 3 significant bruises there since I started 3 months ago. I think this happens during stand up sparring, as I tend to use my right leg to block kicks.
The other place is my left bicep. It also happens during sparring, but during the grappling, not stand up. It's a soft tissue bruise and I have no idea how I keep getting it.
I think Monique is right, I should wear protective pads (at least on my shins) until my technique improves.
DanP said:Congratulation for doing what you do, chicks who fancy fighting are sexy in my book.
lisab said:The other place is my left bicep. It also happens during sparring, but during the grappling, not stand up. It's a soft tissue bruise and I have no idea how I keep getting it.
Repeated bruising is often caused by minor injuries or trauma to the skin, such as bumping into objects or participating in physical activities. It can also be a result of certain medical conditions, such as bleeding disorders or vitamin deficiencies.
The healing time for repeated bruising depends on the severity of the bruise and the individual's healing process. Typically, it can take anywhere from 1-2 weeks for a bruise to heal completely.
In some cases, repeated bruising can be a symptom of a more serious medical condition, such as a blood clotting disorder or anemia. It is important to consult a doctor if you experience frequent or unexplained bruising.
To prevent repeated bruising, it is important to take precautions and avoid activities that may cause injury. Wearing protective gear during physical activities can also help. Maintaining a healthy diet and taking supplements, if necessary, can also help prevent bruising.
If you experience frequent or unexplained bruising, it is important to consult a doctor. They can evaluate your symptoms and determine if further medical attention is needed. It is always better to be safe and seek professional advice.