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Blood snout from nose and mouth.
I am getting slight blood in my left nostril from months during blowing or cleaning. Last month also there were blood streaks in cough so I consulted A general physician and was on antibiotics for 1 week followed by test of CHEST X RAY, CBC, ESR and sputum culture. All the test shown up normal so I was told to discontinue. But still there is very minute bleeding only in left nostril. Went to ENT clinic was on medication for 3 days with Monteleukast tab., Xylometazoline nasal drops and liquid paraffin. But after few days still I can see minute blood from left nostril which seems very red and little inflammaled without any pain.
The blood snout sometime comes from mouth after deep breathing seems blood tinged sputum.
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Dr. Shreha Pathak
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
First of all avoid forceful blowing of nose. That will only worsen your problem. Also avoid nose picking.
You can start saline nose drops as of now.
Considering your situation, some more details and blood tests are needed.
Next Steps
Kindly consult with the previous reports and detaled history, so that further investigations and treatment can be planned
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Dr. Ajay Shedge
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
13 yrs exp
Thane
Do you complain of blocked nose / running nose / sneezing?
Possible causes:
1. Infection in nasal cavity
2. Swelling in nasal cavity
3. Bleeding disorder
Next Steps
please do following investigations
1. PT - INR
2. aPTT
please revert back with reports
Health Tips
avoid nose picking
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