Bleeding under the skin (internal bleeding)
If the bruise is an orange-like red, you likely have internal bleeding. You might want to see a doctor :)
ummm..... please specify what the difference between a bruise and a bruise is :)
A contusion is a bruise, and a concussion is a bruise of the brain.
Internal bleeding is not a sign of imminent death, its like a normal bleed but with out a way to get out of your body, like a cut or something similar. A small bruise is an internal bleeding. Large internal bleeding's are bad because its hard to spot one in time to prevent more damage to your body. To "heal" a internal bleeding you must have a small surgery so the doctors can stop the bleeding and clean the blood. If not cleaned and stopped it can get infected or you could bleed to death.
a bruise is internal bleeding. if the blood cannot escape, it clots into a hematoma. if its bigger than about two peas, you should have it checked out.
Yes. If you think about it, all a bruise is is minor internal bleeding, or occasionally major. So, you would definitelyget internal bleeding from a light horse kick, although it may not be too major. However, if a hard horse kick can break bones, any kick from a horse is going to do significant damage to your body.
There really is no difference between a hickey and a bruise. The only real difference is the method of which it was gotten. This is because hickeys are technically bruises because a bruise is where the blood vessels under the skin have been ruptured due to a force upon the skin area.
According to general linguistic rules, ann intermuscular haemotoma is a bruise between muscles whereas an intramuscular haemotoma is a bruise within a muscle. JAB
Sounds like a bruise . Put ice on it.
Trauma is the most frequent cause. Hitting your ankle against a piece of furniture will do it, and many more examples. Internal bleeding occurs with very little trauma, for those who are on blood thinners.
Persons with this condition easily bruise and can have episodes of excess bleeding (a hemorrhage).