Is there any relation between sezuries and nosebleeds?
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Potentially yes, potentially no.\n\nYou would have to go and see a doctor to get tests run to get a proper diagnosis.
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It might just be a bloody nose from dry air, and some of it ran down the back of your throat into your mouth. Don't panic. If the nose bleed stops after several minutes, you're probably okay. If not, go see a doctor. If it stops but happens frequently, then go see a doctor still.\n\nAnswer update to your question update:\n\nYour Dad doesn't do coke, does he? I've heard that snorting cocaine can cause a hole in the lining of your nose. That would cause bleeding. He needs to see a doctor. If he doesn't do coke, then it could be something very serious, such as cancer. If he can't afford to go to a doctor, look into a public health clinic. Call information to find out more.\n\nNext update: Well, I'm glad he doesn't do coke. But I am seriously hoping that he's gone to the doctor by now.
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The question should be: what did you change recently?\n\nThere are a couple of things that can have this temporary and usually innocuous effect...\n\nIf you've changed your diet or exercise routine recently. Changes in blood pressure could be responsible.\n\nAlso, altitude changes will almost certainly cause this. If you recently moved and your new location is significantly lower or higher then you may see significant blood from either nostril.\n\nMy advice would be to closely monitor the situation and if it doesn't clear up or gets significantly worse then see your doctor.\n\n--\nsf
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It means your picking your nose too much and you have a blood clot problem.
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after nose cauterisation, you could apply some oragel inside your nose with a qtip. you want it to get a few hours before you try it, and you want to preferably let the doctor's office do this, since this maipulation can cause you to bleed again, the oragel will numb it up for a few hours, an alternate is to apply the same on the outisde of the nose, this may not work though. good luck
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The most common causes are dryness (often caused by indoor heat in the winter) and nose picking. These two things work together--nose picking occurs more often when mucus in the nose is dry and crusty. \n\nOther, less common, causes include injuries, colds, allergies or cocaine use. Children may stick small objects up the nose. Older people may have atherosclerosis ("hardening of the arteries"), infections, high blood pressure and blood clotting disorders, or they may be taking drugs like aspirin that interfere with blood clotting. The cause of nosebleeds often can't be determined. \n\nTips on preventing nosebleeds include:\nkeep the lining of your nose moist: Gently apply a light coating of petroleum jelly (brand name: Vaseline) inside your nose with a cotton swab twice a day. \nKeep children's fingernails short to discourage nose picking. \nCounteract the drying effects of indoor heated air by using a humidifier at night in your bedroom. \nQuit smoking. Smoking dries out your nose and also irritates it. \nOpen your mouth when you sneeze.
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my nose, when I sneeze
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Of course.  The post op effects are a risk for infection, potential for bleeding, potential for swelling and bruising at the surgical site and around the eyes  (depends on what and how much is done), tissue swelling inside the nasal passage and lots of pain.  If you are considering cosmetic rhinoplasty, you should consult with a cosmetic surgeon, or I think the new term is aesthetic surgeon.  Sheesh!
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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/rosaceans/
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Help  go to the Dr before your nose falls off.   help
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Dry air can cause nosebleeds. The air pulls the moisture out of the mucous membranes in your nostrils causing them to crack (It makes the walls of the veins thinner which contributes to the cracking effect.) and thus bleed.  Winter is the worse time for this...My husband has already had three this year. I use just a small amount of Carmex on a Q-Tip to moisturize his nose. I also put a small kettle of water on the stove on low to "rehydrate" the air versus expensive humidifiers. Just make sure you don't leave it on at night or that the kettle runs dry...\n\nStress can also cause nosebleeds. Elevated blood preasure can cause the vessels to burst. Also, when people are chronically stressed they don't eat well or hydrate properly which can cause chronic nosebleeds. Try taking a multivitamin, getting enough liquids, and adequate rest and relaxation. Combined with the "dry air" treatment I described above you shouldn't have a problem.\n\nIf the problem persists for more than a few months, happens more than three times a week, happens even after above treatments, is painful, or bleeds excessively and won't quite call your doctor as this may be a sign of something serious. I had an uncle who had a tumor in his sinus' that caused nosebleeds. If you are concerned you should have it checked out.
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When your nose bleeds, remain seated and put pressure on the bleeding nostril for at least four minutes. (Don't lie down: The blood will run into your stomach, which could cause nausea or even vomiting.\n\nConsult your healthcare practitioner if you frequently have heavy nosebleeds, or if the above measures don't stop the bleeding.\n\nCan I do anything to avoid them? \n\n•Avoid nasal dryness, especially in wintertime or in dry climates, by running a humidifier inside your house and coating the edges of your nose with petroleum jelly.  \n•Blow your nose gently. Aggressive blowing can lead to nosebleeds. \n•Drink extra fluids to help keep all your tissues, including the mucous membranes, well hydrated.
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I work as a pharmacy tech and I haven't heard of lipitor causing nose bleeds.  Do you take a blood thinner as well eg: warfarin or even a daily low dose aspirin or regular aspirin?  These can cause bleeding.\n\nHave you been checked by a doctor?  Nose bleeds are a sign of lukemia.  Are you tired all the time?\n\nOr is the air too dry?  That is another cause of nose bleeds.\n\nDon't worry yourself to death, but have a check up, it's probably not serious but it never hurts to check it out.\n\nGood Luck
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the nose has erectile tissue in it, and can sometimes cause a little tingly feeling in other areas when theres a sneeze.
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My nephew (who I raised) had the same problem.  We were told, by more than 1 doctor, that young males have a higher incidence of nose bleeds, and it is not uncommon for them to last into their 20's.  They told us that usually it is caused by having a "dry" nose.  We started keeping a teapot of water on the stove, especially in the winter, since the heat, causes the air in houses to be dry.  Of course we kept the pot on a low heat, and let it simmer and that put moisture in the air.  This did help with his nosebleeds.  He also had blood that poured out of his nose, and it took a long time to stop it.  \nYou might ask your doctor about the blacking out.  I'm pretty sure this is due to the stress and adrenaline from the struggle of fighting.  (Kind of like a person fainting).  \nThis is the only explanation the doctors gave us about our nephew, but they don't seem concerned about the problem either.  They have assured us that he is not a Hemophiliac, and he is not Anemic.
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your nose will be bent swollen and been bleeding
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sounds like rosasea, where there are a collection of things that look like "zits" on bilateral cheeks and sometimes involves the nose. It is difficult to diagnose a skin rash without actually seeing it.