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A 16-year-old female asked:
Nose bleeds in sleep. recently bloody tears, red eyes, bleeding ears, coughing up blood. not mass amounts but still noticeable. what could cause this?
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Dr. Andrea Kossleranswered
Ophthalmology 17 years experience
See MD ASAP: Coughing up blood and bloody tears is never normal, you should see an ENT sinus surgeon immediately for exam ; ct scan. It sounds like a problem in your sinuses as the sinuses are connected to your nose, throat, tear ducts and ears. There are many possible causes including sinusitis, trauma, Cocaine use, infection, tumor (juvenile angiogibroma) or inflammation (wegener's). Please get it checked!
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Dr. Cory Annisanswered
Internal Medicine and Pediatrics 31 years experience
SEE MD NOW!: Unexplained bleeding from multiple places could mean that your body's natural blood clotting ability has failed. That is very serious and possibly fatal. See a health provider today!
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