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How long after a nosebleed can i exercise? does it have to be a day or can it be sooner? no reoccurrence of bleeding since
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Generally safe.: Once the bleeding has stopped, it is generally safe to go back to normal activity. HOWEVER, if bleeding starts again spontaneously while exercising, you must stop and be evaluated by a physician. Bleeding while exercising may be a sign of clotting abnormality, or hypertension, which are potentially serious.
Answered 4/9/2020
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