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Blow to the nose
Yesterday, i collided with another person's nose while playing football... my nose was bleeding for a few minutes but then i was fine... my nose is still swollen up a little... what should i do??
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Ice + Doctor visit
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Please share a picture of your nose.. If there is any change in shape or breathing difficulty please visit a doctor in person to rule out fracture of nasal bone.. If no symptoms like that then applying ice and taking analgesics will be sufficient
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Post pictures of your nose and consult online
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Attach picture of nose
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consult online
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nasal drop nasoclear 4 drops qid
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Apply ice
Watch for any obstruction in breathing
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x ray nasal bones AP lateral, visit ENT specialist
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