10 Causes of Purpura

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Cause #2: Genetic Platelet Problems

Another factor that can contribute to the development of purpura is low platelet levels caused by genetics.

If your parents or anyone else in your family has experienced problems with bleeding, bruising, or other conditions related to bleeding, then you may be more likely to develop purpura.

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