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I started getting nose bleed a couple of days ago. will i be back to normal by next week?
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Should be: Occasional nose bleed is not generally a problem. If it does not resolve in a shot time (minutes rather than hours or days) you need to be seen for evaluation and management.
Answered 9/28/2016
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