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I don't know how old you are. But I find now that i'm older, my bruises are more visable. Not bruising easier, just able to see them as my skin gets older - I'm less pale than I used to be but your skin still gets thinner. And they don't hurt more, they hurt less. I barely notice most of them.

Like already said, rule out meds first.
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