unexplained bruising starts a panic!

Yes - well nearly .

My daughter had to take her small daughter to A and E three times in a week .
The doctor was talking about getting in touch with social services when there was an almighty crash as my granddaughter had had yet another accident - fortunately witnessed by patients and medical staff in the waiting room .

My daughter , had been on the verge of tears received an apology .

Recently, I've panicked about odd bruises and cuts , which appear on my father's face and arms .
He gouges his skin with his mandarin like talons .
Cutting them is a nightmare .

Don't panic about Social Services .
They have to investigate if called .
The Nursery is covering themselves .
But I think that I'd change them .

Social services didnt get involved, but my boys used to get lots of bruises on their lower legs. The school and I put it down to them playing quite a bit of football at the time.

Actually turned out to be their asthma medication. A side effect.
But we didnt all that find out until a few years later.

I would take this as a positive that social services are checking unexplained bruises.

It happened to my sister when her daughter attended the hospital regularly with dislocated wrists, it was found to be a problem with her joints.

Be open and honest and don't worry they are doing their job.