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I have "flu-like" virus. since before this though i noticed a significant amount of blood when i blow my nose. i am 15 weeks pregnant. concern or no?
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No: Nose bleeds especially after blowing are very common, especially in winter months. As long as you are not pouring blood, don't worry. I would put a little neosporin inside your nose to lubricate it. Congrats btw!
Answered 10/4/2016
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