eveytime I blow my nose it starts to bleed why?
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Dryness. Drink more water and as gross as this sounds, a bit of vaseline on a q-tip up there can really help.
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your bad breath should start to go away. but dont hold your breath(no pun intended) while you are healing the holes from your teeth are still bleeding causing you to smell horribly bad
201609
maybe try saline mist? give a good spray in nostril, then gently blow nose
219224
BLOW!!!! You have to blow your nose. what are you gonna do just let it run down your face???? If you do not get the mucus out of your nose and sinuses then it will make you worse. you could even get a sinus infection and wind up in the hospital with your eye bulging out of your head because the pressure from the infection is so strong that is what happened to my friend.
683646
Because your nose is not very clean.  Try cleaning your nose out and u might see a difference.
341045
ouch. Maybe you have developed asthma.  Better see your doc.
724729
Sounds like you may have a sore throat that is causing the blood.  Try gargling with warm water with a little salt in it.
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It is probably a cracked vein due to the dry air but you can get a satisfactory answer from an ENT doctor since he will suggest you to have the necessary blood tests done in order to find out what is wrong. I think it is the most satisfactory solution for your worries about your health.\n\nCheck out ;\nhttp://www.ctds.info/nose_bleeds.html\n\nhttp://menshealth.about.com/od/conditions/a/nose_bleeds.htm
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usually when u break u nose it causes severe bleeding.
417700
allergies is a common cause of nose bleeds, however, there is a strong possiblity that your blood pressure is high, and your OBGYN needs to take a look into that, because it can and does cause other problems during pregnancy, becare and keep a close eye on your BP while your pregnant and after wards too.   But one thing about pregnancy is that your blood pressure seems to go all over the board up and down and sometimes you will feel a little dizzy when standing up from the sitting position.  so,, PLEASE have your Doc. check and keep an eye on your BP.
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I can answer the second part,\nYour nose produces more mucus when its cold for protection. the inside of your nose has thin skin, cold air sucks moisture out of skin, so your nose runs to provide more moisture.\nyou have heard of chapped and cracked lips. Well, you don't want that to happen to the inside of your nose!
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IT ALL DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS. NOSE BLEEDING OR EPISTAXIS AS IT IS CALLED IN MEDICAL LANGUAGE,MAY BE DUE TO SEVERAL REASONS. THE COMMONEST CAUSE IS CONGESTION IN THE NOSTRIL AREA DUE TO ANY INFLAMMATION SAY DUE TO COMMON COLD.BUT IF ONE BLEEDS OFTEN, HE MUST HAVE HIS COMPLETE BLOOD TESTS DONE. IT MAY JUST BE DUE TO A BLEEDING DISORDER.WHICH NEEDS URGENT TREATMENT. ANOTHER VERY COMMON RESON IS ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE.THAT IS A BIT BENEFICIAL TOO AND HELPS IN REDUCING THE SUDDEN ELEVATION IN BLOOD PRESSURE BEFORE IT CAN DO MISCHIEF IN THE BRAIN.BUT ONE SHOULD NOT RELY UPON THIS NATURE'S MECHANISM OF REDUCING BLOOD PRESSURE. BLOOD PRESSURE IF ELEVATED SHOULD BE TREATED PROPERLY AND KEPT IN CONTROL.WELL I DO THINK YOU OR THE PERSON HAVING THIS PROBLEM SHOULD IMMEDIATELY CONSULT A DOCTOR.
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Nose bleeds are often the result of common events, usually trauma, but nose bleeds can be a warning of other problems. Nose bleeds are caused by a small blood vessel rupturing. There are two main types of nose bleed, upper and lower septum nose bleeds\n\nMost nose bleeds occur within the lower end of the nose in the lower septum. The septum is the semi-rigid wall separating the two channels of the nose that contain blood vessels. These blood vessels lie close to the surface, making them susceptible to injury.The most common cause of nose bleeds is trauma. A blow, smack, or sometimes just picking the nose. Dryness inside of the nose can also cause bleeding. High altitudes, colds, allergies and medications are all responsible for nose bleeds.\n\nUpper septum nose bleeds are much more rare. Bleeding begins high within the nose and blood flows down the back of the mouth and throat even when the person is sitting up or standing. These nose bleeds can be very serious and do require urgent medical attention.Causes of upper septum nose bleeds:High blood pressure.Disease of the arteries such as atherosclerosis.Side effects of medications and drugs such as aspirin, cocaine. Bleeding disorders (are you on anything that could be thinning your blood????).Nasal tumors, cancerous and non-cancerous.Serious trauma such as a displaced broken nose from car crashes, falls etc. Leukemia,Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome, a hereditary disease where a growth like a birth mark is located in the nose.Infection,Nose bleeds can occur for no apparent reason.
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You should probably go to the doctor.\n\nIt could be just allergies or sinus, or it could be more serious.
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Very likely a mask squeeze. As you descend, you have to allow a little air into your mask (through your nose). If not it will be pressed tightly against your face as a relative vacuum is generated between the outside water pressure and the partially equalized pressure within the space enclosed by the mask. This can cause small vessels to rupture leading to bruising, black eyes, ruptured vessels of the sclera of the eye and nose bleeds.
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There are two main reasons and lots of other small stuff I won't mention. One, Your nose can get blocked by secretions of mucous from the membranes that line your sinuses and nose. The mucous in normal amounts keeps the tissues moist and provides some protection for them by trapping dust, airborne bacteria and viruses, etc. and helping to move them out of your nose and sinuses. When allergy or infection irritates the mucous membranes they can secret much more mucous than normal to try and protect themselves. This kind of "congestion responds well to a decongestant such as psuedofed (OTC). Two, the other kind of stuffiness is caused by swelling of the same tissues because they are irritated. Again, breathing dust or pollen, or animal dander, etc. -depends on what you are allergic to - can cause this swelling to occur. This kind of congestion responds well to antihistamines or histamine blockers. Benadryl is the most common (OTC) histamine blocker.\n\nSometimes (pretty often actually) both things happen at once and an antihistamine and decongestant combination is presribed. They don't typically work all that well because they usually interfere with each other. I treat the worst symptom and live with the other one. Congestion caused by swelling usually produces some facial tenderness and or sinus pressure or pain. Mucous congestion usually doesn't. \n\nIf you want to avoid medicine, moist steam from a portable facial sauna can help and so can steam from a sink full of hot water - just throw a towel over your head to trap the steam and breathe for a few minutes. Even a good hot shower helps. Hope you feel better soon.\n\nFinally, If none of this works you probably have sinusitis or a sinus infection. They are hard to treat and really require access to medication you can't get without a prescription. See a doctor.
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You have a cold or the flu - When you have either one of these, your nose goes into mucus-making overdrive to keep the germ invaders out of your lungs and the rest of your body, where they might make you even sicker than you already are. You know what happens then: The mucus runs down your throat, out your nose, or into a tissue when you blow your nose. Or it can fill your sinuses, which is why you get that stuffy feeling.\nYou have allergies - Kids who have allergies get runny noses when they're around the thing they're allergic to (like pollen or animal hair). That's because their bodies react to these things like they're germs.\nYou're crying - When you cry, tears come out of the tear glands under your eyelids and drain through the tear ducts that empty into your nose. Tears mix with mucus there and your nose runs. \nBaby, it's cold outside - When you're outside on a cold day, the air in your nose is a lot warmer than the air around you. You know how the bathroom gets steamy when you take a shower? Something similar happens in your nose - water drops come together, or condense. Then the drops mix with your mucus and run out your nose.