Title: What Happens When I “Break” A Blood Vessel?
Headings: What Happens When I “Break” A Blood Vessel?
What Happens When I “Break” A Blood Vessel?
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Causes Of A Popped Blood Vessel

Content: Leukemia , meningitis, and sepsis (inflammation from bacterial infection) could explain a popped blood vessel, especially if the injury is not the known cause. You should see a Palm Vein Center physician in the West Valley if you: Exhibit other symptoms
Develop popped blood vessels frequently without a known cause
If the area surrounding the bleeding hurts or itches
If you have a family history of bleeding disorders
Call the team at Palm Vein Center today to discuss preventing and treating severely popped blood vessels. The advice and information contained in this article is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace or counter a physician’s advice or judgment. Please always consult your physician before taking any advice learned here or in any other educational medical material. For more information on vein diseases and the treatments provided by the specialists at Palm Vein Center or to make an appointment, call 623-201-4777. We look forward to meeting you!