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11-year-old girl reportedly hospitalized after blood oozed out directly through her skin  without any lesion/tear while preparing for exams, according to doctors.
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The yet-to-be named Vietnamese schoolgirl reportedly started showing symptoms three to four times daily while revising for exams a few months ago. 
It's believed she's receiving treatment at the Quy Hoa National Leprosy Dermatology Hospital, where she was initially diagnosed with a skin condition as it's now believed she has hematidrosis, a condition that affects one in 10 million people, hospital director Vu Tuan Anh said.

He said:
It is characterised by blood oozing from skin. The bleeding is due to the rupture of the very small blood vessels of the skin.

The cause of hematidrosis is not well known, but factors include increased vascular pressure, inflammation of the vessels of the skin, bleeding disorders, menstruation and high blood pressure.

Fear and intense emotional stress could also play a role in the cause of the disease, and symptoms may occur spontaneously or after emotional stress.

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Dr Anh said treatment was difficult, and mainly focused on dealing with the symptoms and reducing stress and anxiety.

He added:
Treatment is a challenge. We may use vitamin C, antidepressants and propranolol but results are undefined.

Hematidrosis does not affect lifespan but can cause discomfort and fear. It can also cause stigma in social situations and so reduce quality of life.

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