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For the last year at least every other night sometimes every night i am getting nosebleeds. there is quite a bit of blood. any ideas as to why ?
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Evaluation: You should be evaluated by an ent, but dryness and inflammation from allergy often contribute to nosebleeds. Be sure to hold good digital pressure (your fingers) to close off nostrils without letting go for 5-10 min. If you are still bleeding, go to nearest emergency room!
Answered 10/28/2016
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