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Bleeding nose since 4 days (2 eisodes)
C/o - 61 year old patient complaint of nose bleed since 4 days it started 2 episodes happened stopped bleeding in few minutes , no pain in head, no pain in face, no pain in the chest or no pain brain. no pain in sinus or no dizziness.Htn, diabetics controlled parameter tested lft, rft, cbc , cholesterol all under normal range
Current medication
Tmvista
Etizola 0.5
Anti diabetic (t.volgar R 0.3/0.5 bd
T.linapride M2.5/1000
T.linapride M 2.5 /500
Telma 40
Hepatologbin XP
G.p told us to stop blood thinner for a few days so we stopped
what can be the problem assumption how to prevent it? And cure timing
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It could be because of hypertension. If happens again please consult an EnT close to your place .
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Check BP. Give medicines as required
Do Anterior and posterior Rhinoscopy.Identify the bleeding vessel.
Consult an ENT Specialist
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Dr. Swaroop Karumuthil
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Meerut
Epistaxis cause HTN
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