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Can rhinitis or sinusitis cause bloody tinged snots?
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Yes. The inflammation that accompanies such infections can irritate the sensitive inner linings of the nasal passages. This can result in blood tinges snot, especially if you blow your nose to clear it.
Answered 10/23/2021
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