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I just got back from a high altitude location im colorado and now back to sea level. ive been blowing my nose and it has dry blood. is this normal? is it due to not enough moisture in the air?
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Dry blood nose : Most likely. Discuss with your team.
Answered 2/26/2021
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From the source: I live in Colorado, and we have an unusual environment, especially dry with low humidity, even with frequent snow. That's why they call it Champagne Powder. Your nasal issues are familiar to those who first come here to live.
Answered 2/28/2021
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