Chronic renal failure patients with chronic renal failure

Chronic renal failure patients nose bleeding is caused by coagulation dysfunction, mainly platelet dysfunction. about 16%-55% of patients with chronic renal failure platelet count in the normal range, not less than 80x10^9/L, from the platelet count point of view, basically meet the normal coagulation needs. But its aggregation and adhesion function significantly reduced, so prone to bleeding tendency. In addition, the interaction between platelets and blood vessel walls can also cause bleeding. Therefore, patients with chronic renal failure will bleed from the nose. In addition, there will be subcutaneous ecchymosis, gastrointestinal bleeding, purpura and other bleeding manifestations.