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A member asked:
Why would i have blood in my snot after blowing my nose but not have or had a nose bleed?
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Small bleeding spots: in the delicate blood vessels lining your nose. Blowing can cause them to loose a little blood. Not serious, very common. You might try a little vaseline in your nose before you go to sleep to coat the surface and keep it from drying out, which makes it more likely to bleed.
Answered 12/28/2015
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