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Randomly started experiencing nosebleeds and then was diagnosed with borderline hypertension - 135/70 on average. was started on lisinopril, bp normalized and nosebleeds stopped within 2 weeks. can borderline htn be a source of epistaxis?
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Yes it can- tho there can be other causes. glad it stopped. If God forbid it recurs pl see an ENT doc. Hope it does not
Answered 12/9/2022
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