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Why would a 4 year old be having frequent headaches with a nosebleed?
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He needs to be check: I will recommend that you take him to his pediatrician asap, get him examined and he may need blood test and if indicated head and sinus imaging like cat scan or mri, to find out the cause and treat it.
Answered 7/18/2018
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