ENT: An ear, nose & throat (ENT) specialist is whom you'd be looking for. That's assuming the nosebleeds aren't being caused by a problem with your blood's ability to clot. Seeing your primary care physician first is probably the best idea.
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ENT is best: Seeing an ENT is best. Before you go, try some simple measures like saline nasal spray - use liberally throughout the day to moisten the nose. Clean your nose only in a moist environment - like in the shower- avoid using dry tissue - the nasal tissues are very sensitive. You can also use a humidifier at night and some neosporin in the affected nostril at night.
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ENT: Ear nose and throat doctors are specialists in nose bleeds.
Answered 8/25/2013
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