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What can be some of the causes of a child to have many bloody noses in one week?
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Picking: One of the most common causes is picking his nose. Once irritated it can bleed much easier the next time. Having a cold and wiping and blowing the nose aggressively can cause it as well. There are also some nasal sprays that can lead to nose bleeds.
Answered 10/15/2016
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