Question 1

my migraine caused my nose to bleed. if i am to get a nose bleed my nose bleeds from the front but today it bleed from the back. ?

Accepted Answer

Nosebleeds: One way to avoid nose bleeds is to use nasal saline, a sterile salt water solution, frequently. It keeps the mucous membranes in the nose moistened and can keep you from getting nose bleeds. If you get them frequently you might want to see an ENT physician. Sometimes they can treat the vessels in the nose so that they do not bleed.

Question 2

why does chewing tobacco cause dizziness?

Accepted Answer

It has nicotine,drug: If something makes you dizzy, it probably has a effect on your brain. If you don't like that happening, don't smoke. That is not good for you. You can guess that it either kills brain cells, and/or drugs you and/or suffocates you by eliminating normal respiration. I can think of no good effects from smoking.

Question 3

what causes chewing tobacco to cause cancer (i still don't understand why)?

Accepted Answer

Carcinogens: At least 28 chemicals (carcinogens) in smokeless tobacco can cause cancer. The most harmful chemicals are tobacco-specific nitrosamines, which are formed during the growing, curing, fermenting, and aging of tobacco. The level of nitrosamines varies by product and scientists have found that the nitrosamine level is directly related to the risk of cancer.

Question 4

i don't ever get nose bleeds and all of a sudden my left side of my nose starts bleeding ? what could of caused this ?

Accepted Answer

Nose bleeding: the most common reason is trauma. Other reasons are allergies causing dryness in you nose, making it is for bleeding. Using humfier and applying neosporine to the inside of your nose will help

Question 5

what causes nose bleeds? i was just sitting and suddenly my nose was pouring blood for about 10mins.. as im writing this im still bleeding..

Accepted Answer

Well...: There are many causes, ANd I suggest you go to the ER now!

Question 6

can your nose heal from picking it? nosebleeds are annoying! can heat or being sick cause your nose to bleed as well? what'a the best way to stop it?

Accepted Answer

Nosebleeds: One of the most common causes of nosebleed is poking at your nostril.  Apply firm pressure to stop bleeding, with or without a plug of facial tissue.  Increasing humidity inside your home can help as well.

Question 7

hi. i'm experiencing nose bleeds. i had a nose bleed yesterday afternoon and again later in the evening. what could the possible cause for this be? i had a nose bleed about a month ago as well and have experienced it in patches over the last 3 months

Accepted Answer

Noses bleed sometime: Nosebleeds can be due to many things that cause one of the little veins on the inside of the nose (usually the middle septum) to crack and leak temporarily. Heavy breathing in sports, hot air, cold air, allergies, nose-picking, colds, etc... are some of the causes of nosebleeds. He who bleeds "too often" or "too long" can have his blood checked to see if his blood is clotting too slowly.

Question 8

is it normal for someones nose to bleed almost every day? my husband is 24 and gets nosebleeds almost everyday and he gets them for no reason without even touching his nose itll start bleeding and he will let the blood drip till it stops which is usually

Accepted Answer

It : It is certainly not normal to have nosebleeds daily.  Most nosebleeding situations should resolve with a few days unless there are other underlying problems.

Some of these predisposing conditions include deficiency of clotting factors, high blood pressure resulting in rupture of the vessels, trauma to the nasal membranes, sinus disease, vascular lesions, or rarely tumors of the nasal passages.

Your husband's condition should be evaluated by an ENT specialist promptly.  Besides treating any underlying condition, prolonged bleeding can lead to anemia which can then lead to other complications.

Question 9

can chewing tobacco cause a squamous cell carcinoma?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Of the tongue, lips, larynx, gums... Anywhere in the mouth.

Question 10

could an excess of chewing tobacco cause blood in stool?

Accepted Answer

No: Blood in the stool (red, bloody bowel movement) is not caused by chewing tobacco. It requires a medical evaluation. Please see your health care professional.

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My migraine caused my nose to bleed. if i am to get a nose bleed my nose bleeds from the front but today it bleed from the back. ?

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Why does chewing tobacco cause dizziness?

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What causes chewing tobacco to cause cancer (i still don't understand why)?

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I don't ever get nose bleeds and all of a sudden my left side of my nose starts bleeding ? what could of caused this ?

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What causes nose bleeds? i was just sitting and suddenly my nose was pouring blood for about 10mins.. as im writing this im still bleeding..

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Can your nose heal from picking it? nosebleeds are annoying! can heat or being sick cause your nose to bleed as well? what'a the best way to stop it?

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Hi. i'm experiencing nose bleeds. i had a nose bleed yesterday afternoon and again later in the evening. what could the possible cause for this be? i had a nose bleed about a month ago as well and have experienced it in patches over the last 3 months

A member asked:

Is it normal for someones nose to bleed almost every day? my husband is 24 and gets nosebleeds almost everyday and he gets them for no reason without even touching his nose itll start bleeding and he will let the blood drip till it stops which is usually

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Can chewing tobacco cause a squamous cell carcinoma?

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Could an excess of chewing tobacco cause blood in stool?

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