Inhibitory Form of Bleeding

**Inhibitory form of bleeding** Provoking factors are cooling, trauma, blood loss (operative or spontaneous), anesthesia. Diseases lead to a decrease in the potential of vascular-platelet and coagulation hemostasis. Includes bleeding of various localizations (focal, generalized). In addition to those listed, pharmacological agents act as triggers: antiplatelet agents (with long-term use, their dosage increases) (acetylsalicylic acid), antiplatelet agents

Inhibitory form of bleeding

The inhibitory (or inhibitory) form of bleeding is one of the main causes of blood loss during operations, injuries and other medical procedures. This form is caused by excessive activity of the body's coagulation (clotting) mechanisms.

The main signs of inhibtor bleeding are sudden and rapid, usually minor damage to the skin and mucous membranes, accompanied by bleeding. Such cases can occur after operations on the peritoneum in the presence of such infections,