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What causes nose bleeds for no reason? i've been having them on one side only lately. maybe one or two a week/6-8 wks? at night / early am?
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May be normal: The commonest causes of nose bleeds are picking and dryness. Occasionally raised blood pressure, blood thinners and blood disorders can contribute.
Answered 5/17/2014
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