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My 11 month old just had a nose bleed should u be worried?
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Depends: If the bleeding stopped within 5 to 10 min. With minimal interventions such as pressure, there is no need to be concerned. If bleeding is unable to be controlled, then he should be seen. Children frequently have nosebleeds at this time of year when the user heaters and the nasal tissue cries and gets irritated. Frequent use of nasal saline can help this.
Answered 2/20/2020
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