Question 1

does flying cause nose bleeds?

Accepted Answer

It can: Due to pressure changes in the capillaries in the nasal membranes.

Question 2

does xarelto causes nosebleeds?

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It can...: Any anticoagulation medication can cause nosebleeds.  If these are minor and infrequent, it may not be worht the risk of stopping the medication, depending on why it was started.  Occassionally nosebleeds may be severe enough to warrant stopping this type of medication, but this is rare.  Talk to your doctor about this.

Question 3

what causes nosebleeds in pregnancy?

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Fragile capillaries: Due to the high estrogen levels in pregnancy, the small blood vessels in our mucous membranes (nasal areas, oral areas) can become fragile and easily irritated --- which is why pregnant women may see nosebleeds or bleeding gums more frequently.

Question 4

what causes nosebleeds?

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Many possibilities: The most common source of a nose bleed is from the front/ bottom part of the nasal septum.  
This is a vascular area and some people have prominent blood vessels in this area. The blood vessels may break with a nose blow, dryness, or picking at this area.  But there are other more serious causes such as hypertension, growth and even a malignancy.  See an ENT doctor.

Question 5

what can cause continuos nosebleeds?

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Prominent vessels: You may have some prominent blood vessels in the very front part of the septum. This region is easy to traumatize with nose picking/blowing nose, etc. If you are having frequent nose bleeds... Get it checked by your local ent.

Question 6

what could cause chronic nosebleeds?

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Nosebleeds: Some of the causes of frequent nosebleeds include constant exposure to dry air, consistent use of nasal sprays (for allergies or congestion), recurrent upper respiratory tract infections, and snorting drugs, such as cocaine. Sometimes, recurrent nosebleeds can indicate an underlying bleeding disorder.

Question 7

what causes recurrent heavy nosebleeds?

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Variable: Could be recurrent habit i.e. Nose picking , or fragile blood vessels on the mucosa , or could be problems with blood itself ( bleeders) etc. Start by avoiding the bad habit, then go to see pmd or ENT to have further discussion and evaluation.  If needed, your primary care doctor can refer you to see a hematologist if your doctor thinks you may be a bleeder.

Question 8

can a nosebleed cause you to feel really tired?

Accepted Answer

If significant bleed: Anemia occurs with significant bleeding and can cause you to feel run down or tired.  Drinking fluids can replace the volume loss and helps if this is the cause.

Question 9

i get a nosebleed everyday if not everyday it's every other day. i'm not sick i'm not allergic to anything. what can be the reason?

Accepted Answer

Could be : allergic rhinitis or dry mucous membranes try using a humidifyer or saline rinses. see an ENT if it persists

Question 10

would allergies cause nosebleeds?

Accepted Answer

: Not typically, however possible specifically if other coexisting conditions, such as polyps or healing after an infection among others.

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