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My nose bled yesterday and know i need to blow my nose, how to treat it?
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Don't blow: Very important to not blow nose after nose bleed as nose blowing increases risk of rebleed. You could try some nasal saline sprays gently into the nostril to clear any dries blood or other debris
Answered 7/21/2014
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