A Forgotten Disease Presenting with Pseudoparalysis, Petechiae and Spontaneous Gingival Bleeding in a 3-Year-Old Toddler.

A 3-year-old previously healthy Caucasian boy with a history of non-weight bearing since one week presented to our emergency department. The parents did not report pain at night or at rest or fever. He had suffered from spontaneous gingival bleedings for several days and intermittent nose bleedings for several months. A detailed dietary history revealed a fussy eater with a restricted diet entirely based on cow’s milk with dissolved cookies. He was growing appropriately on the 75th percentile. His parents and siblings were well.