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Can stress/anxiety cause blot clotting over hands and legs?
I am getting blood clotting patches without any external injury...I consulted general physician he was suspecting ITP but all test reports were normal so he recommends calcium and multivitamins and nothing to worry...but these clots appear again...I have all signs of anxiety, when I have to talk to someone my heartbeats increase, sweating, shivering of hands, face become red... should I consult any neurosurgeon or psychiatrist for blood clotting issue?
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Dr. Anitha Vasudevan
Psychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Blood clotting can't be due to anxiety or depression. You need to consult a medical doctor for diagnosis and treatment .
If you have anxiety and depression, that needed to be treated by a Psychiatrist. Improvement of mental state helps in improvement of medical conditions
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Dr. Raghav Shah
Addiction Psychiatrist
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
You should consult a psychiatrist for your anxiety, blood clotting could be a result of this or something else. Anxiety also needs to be treated. Consult a psychiatrist for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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medication and counselling can help.
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