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Would it be recommended to to sniff and blow after nose bleeds?

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Dr. David Martin answered

Specializes in ENT - Head & Neck Surgery

Nosebleeds: Most doctors will have you avoid nose blowing for approximately one week after a bad nosebleed. Sniffing is usually ok, but blowing can restart a nosebleed.

Answered 9/28/2016

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