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Nasal allergies and spitting up blood in the morning?
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Nosebleeds : Are not uncommon with allergies. I would recommend saline rinses four times a day and start you allergy medicine, be it over the counter Cetirizine or prescription nose spray. Seek care if bleeds are lasting 30 minutes or more.
Answered 1/28/2019
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