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Unexplained bruise?

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Bimbles · 09/07/2011 20:44

My dp woke up 2 week ago with a large bruise on the inside of his arm and he doesn't know how it might have happened.The day before we had a busy day in the house moving furniture and he played a 2 hour game of tennis as well,so I suggested he may have done something then but he can't recall anything.Bruise totally cleared up now and no more have appeared.Just wondered if anyone has had anything similar?

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Elibean · 09/07/2011 20:47

I'm always discovering large bruises after physical things like moving furniture - am just unaware of doing it, but obviously do!

If it doen'st happen again, I wouldn't worry about it Smile

ednurse · 09/07/2011 20:49

I get them all the time too, small things like knocking yourself lightly at work (or lifting furniture) can be enough to bruise.

Bimbles · 11/07/2011 12:17

Thank you both for replying,feel a bit better now.

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Lady1nTheRadiator · 11/07/2011 12:24

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AMumInScotland · 11/07/2011 12:38

Moving furniture could easily do it, if something heavy was pressing against his arm awkwardly while he was lifting/carrying it. It wouldn't need to be a sudden bump to cause a bruise, it can happen from pressure instead. He was likely bracing something with his arm.

If I ever manage to move furniture and not get a bruise, I'm surprised!

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