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Inherited nose bleeding in winter time, how does one control /manage it on babies?
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Common: Nosebleeds are common in babies and are not usually a cause for concern. But to help control this a humidifier in your baby's room & saline nose drops to keep your baby's nose moist may help. Also of course try to keep your baby from putting his fingers or objects in his nose. I also encourage regular well baby medical check ups to make certain there are no underlying medical conditions.
Answered 12/13/2019
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