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Been having a lot of nose bleeds lately - one everyday which lasts for about 30mins-2hrs. what should i do about this?
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Nose bleeds: If you have prolonged nose bleeds you should seek medical attention. Make sure to let the doctor know if you have any family history of bleeding problems. Apply Bacitracin with a kleenex twice a day until you see your doctor.
Answered 6/24/2014
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