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Is a nose bleed common in the first few weeks of pregnancy? or just before a period? my wife never usually has a nose bleed.
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Need to examine: Nose bleeds are more common in pregnancy, especially early pregnancy. For the sake of her and her baby's health, she should be under the care of a doctor who could examine her and provide a more informed opinion. Wish you and your wife good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 10/4/2020
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