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Isn't it unusual to to have 5 nosebleeds in a day?
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That is excessive: 5 nosebleeds in one day seems excessive and must be very disruptive. You should see an otolaryngologist for an assessment and possible cautery. Most are caused by dry nasal lining causing fragile vessels, but there are other things that can cause frequent bleeds that would need to be treated.
Answered 10/24/2017
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