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Blood from mucus through nose
Hi sir,
Im having blood from mucus while blowing nose. I have recovered from cold like 20 days ago. But I'm seeing visible blood like threads in mucus in the morning when I try to clear nose when I feel like there is mucus in nose. I'm not blowing nose that hard. I'm also having headache episodes here and now. Headache is not like pain but more like pressure and heaviness on head. Pls help. I've had cold many times this is the first time I'm experiencing this.
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You have history of cold and pressure and heaviness on head indicating of sinusitis..
You should take nasal drops xylomist 2 drops thrice daily followed by steam inhalation twice daily
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Tb..sinarest twice daily..do.it for 5 days atleast..
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Get an ENT consultation immediately, bleeding from nose can occur due to deviated nasal septum, tumors and infected polyps or due to bleeding disorders as well
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Indore
Oxy nasal spray
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Dr. Manasa M R
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Do not try to force cough
Do not hawk
And DO NOT BLOW your nose
You can use saline nasal drops that’ll help in clearing the crusting so it will not bleed when you try to slowly clear your nose
Do steam inhalation twice daily for headaches
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