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Is there a medication for nose bleedings.
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None I know of: The treatment varies with the cause. In kids with nighttime bleeds just washing irritants out of their nose before bedtime or placing saline gel at the outlet before bed will often decrease/stop the frequency. Some adults with bleeds need to be cauterized by an ENT. Perhaps you could provide more detail about your issue so a focused response could be provided.
Answered 2/10/2020
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