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How serious is frequent nosebleeds in only one nostril?
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Likely a blood vesse: If only from one side a recurrent nosebleed may be from a specific blood vessel bleeding, as opposed to a blood clotting issue. Should have an exam and attempt cautery of that area.
Answered 9/28/2016
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