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My husband is having frequent nosebleeds. he's diabetic. treatment? his blood pressure is a little high?
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He should see his doctor for evaluation. He likely needs some blood tests to figure out the etiology of these nose bleeds. There are a lot of possibilities but he should have tests to determine if his blood is thinned for some reason and get a complete blood count. Best of luck both of you!
Answered 5/15/2023
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