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I sometimes get 1-3 blood noises a day. what could be causing it?
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Nose bleeds: You could have a blood vessel that is exposed and/or very dry mucous membranes. If you use afrin (oxymetazoline) a lot or use drugs as cocaine, this can also cause it. You should be checked both by an ENT doctor and a general doctor for routine blood tests checking your clotting factors and bleeding time.
Answered 6/10/2014
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