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I get a lot of bloody noses but don't know why. no trauma and have been drinking lots of water. ideas?
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Bloody noses: Could be something local such as dry mucosa inside nose, or blood disease or effect of medications. Best to consult your pcp for assessment & exam.
Answered 7/26/2012
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