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55 yr male hbp, alcoholic, raging nose bleeds with large clots and elevated mcv and low inr?
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If he is: hemorrhaging and bleeding can't be stopped he should be seen at an emergency room (and should not transport himself).
Answered 10/25/2017
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It would be: reasonable to obtain a referral to an ENT specialist for an evaluation of the nasal cavity. There may be a vessel there that could be cauterized to resolve the problem.
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