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A member asked:
They told me i have fluid in my ears and a sinus infection is it normal to have nosebleeds cause i have been having some?
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Yes : With a sinonasal infection, the mucous membrane of the nose and sinuses is inflamed. It is extremely common to have bloody discharge or even some heavier nosebleeds. Treat the sinus infection as directed by your doctor, but don't forget increased oral fluids and nasal saline irrigations to flush out the nose and sinuses.
Answered 3/16/2017
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