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What Causes Panic Attacks, Knotted Feeling In Stomach, Loss Of Appetite?

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Hi, I have been very stressed recently; I have had panic attacks, knotted feeling in my stomach, loss of apetite, poor sleep. I noticed a bruise on my right arm a couple of days ago, and now this morning two slightly smaller ones on my left arm.
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Hello,
welcome to HCM and thanks for your query.
I understand your concern.
The lesions you have are called purpura. It is a minor bleeding into the skin . When you have this symptom, it is good to get a platelets count and coagulation parameters once to make sure they are normal.
It is found in an innocuous form in people who have panic and stress related disorders.
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What Causes Panic Attacks, Knotted Feeling In Stomach, Loss Of Appetite?

Hello, welcome to HCM and thanks for your query. I understand your concern. The lesions you have are called purpura. It is a minor bleeding into the skin . When you have this symptom, it is good to get a platelets count and coagulation parameters once to make sure they are normal. It is found in an innocuous form in people who have panic and stress related disorders. Wish you good health If you have other queries, I m available