The following treatments can be done at home: Ice therapy. Apply ice immediately after the injury to reduce blood flow around the area. … Heat. You can apply heat to boost circulation and increase blood flow. … Compression. Wrap the bruised area in an elastic bandage. … Elevation. … Arnica.Read More →
When blood isn’t clotting like it should, bleeding can be heavier or longer than normal. Whenever this blood gets trapped under the surface of the skin, it will form a bruise. Someone with von Willebrand disease might notice large or lumpy bruises from minor, even unnoticeable, injuries. What does LeukaemiaRead More →
How to tell if a bruise is from abuse Bruising on babies or children who are not independently mobile. Bruising in clusters, that occur multiple times in similar shapes and sizes. Bruising on areas of the body such as the torso, ears, neck, eyes, cheeks and buttocks. What are grabRead More →
Bruising: Yep, your little tike can cause some big bruises on your breasts. Bruising is fairly common, especially as you both figure out how to breastfeed. If your little one is squeezing or pinching your breast during nursing time, consider covering his or her hands with mittens or socks. WhatRead More →
After 24 hours, it’s safe to apply heat to increase circulation to the bruise and to start to clear away the pooled blood. Try placing an electric heating pad, warm compress or hot water bottle on top of the area for 20 minutes several times a day. How long shouldRead More →