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A member asked:
My husband (age 29) gets frequent, random nosebleeds. could this be an indication of an underlying problem?
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Recurrent nose bleed: If your husband has been getting frequent nose bleeds he would benefit from an examination of the front and back of his nose to see if there is an anatomic or other reasons the nosebleeds keep occurring. Consult with an otolaryngologist for evaluation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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