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Why does my nose keep bleeding heavily?
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Nose bleeds: Rarely this is caused by a blood clotting disorder (due to medications, liver problems, congenital etc.) and more commonly caused by dry nasal mucosa or rich capillary bed in the nasal septum. Start by using daily saline to keep mucosa moist and hydrate well. If this does not help, discuss with your physician to rule out underlying blood problem and procedures such as cauterization.
Answered 7/28/2016
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