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My 4 year old has been having recurring nosebleeds, puffy eyes. are these symptoms cause for concern?
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Yes: Frequent nosebleeds in a one year old are not common. Puffy eyes could be from allergies. I would seek help from your pediatrician to understand what is going on and have the child examined.
Answered 11/24/2016
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Allergy: Sounds like allergic rhinitis. See your pediatrician to get referred to a allergy specialist. Other causes for bleeds fron nose-- blood disorder, bleeding vessel inside nostril etc. Would not cause puffy eyes.
Answered 8/7/2017
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