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Is it possible that a untreated broken nose 8 years ago cause constant bleeding now?
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Bleeding nose: Broken nose can lead to a deviated septum which over time gets irritated by the flow of air and starts bleeding. You need to see an otolaryngologist to be evaluated for that.
Answered 2/19/2015
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