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Is it normal to have a normal nosebleed after a heart attack?
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Unclear question: Neither a nose bleed nor a heart attack is normal. If you were given an anticoagulant as part of your heart attack treatment that would increase the risk of nose bleed.
Answered 4/24/2016
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