Secondary Thrombocytopenia due to Chemotherapy

Bleeding Precautions

Bleeding precautions mean you have to take extra care because you are at a high risk for bleeding. This may be because of an illness or because of a drug you are taking. It is important to get help right away if you start bleeding and are at a high risk for a bleeding problem. Bleeding can be very serious and should be stopped as soon as possible.

Any unusual bleeding or bruising,Any unusual or lengthy vaginal bleeding,If you notice a faint rash over the arms, legs, or belly,If you notice broken blood vessels in the white of the eye,If you develop a headache or blurred eyesight,Black bowel movements or blood in the stool or toilet bowl,Blood in your urine,If you throw up or cough up blood,Dizziness

Ambulatory Care,Hematologic

Anticoagulants,Bleeding Risk,Blood Thinners,Clotting Disorder,Hemophilia,Low Blood Counts,Low Platelets,Precautions,Thrombocytopenia,Thrombopenia

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