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Nose bleed
I am unmarried. I had sex and it's been three weeks now.
I was having cold and today I saw a patch of blood while blowing my nose...and on the internet I have read that nose bleeding is a sign of early pregnancy... Is it so?? Does it mean I am pregnant
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No this is not sign of preagnency
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Nose bleeding is not a sign of pregnancy .pregnancy can be detected by missed periods with urine pregnancy test showing positive result or by a hormonal blood test named serum beta hcg .As such pregnancy cannot be diagnosed just by symptoms .
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Nasal congestion is a likely cause . Take steam inhalation with Karvol plus eucalyptus oil capsule . Take
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Do a pregnancy test with morning sample fasting urine if you miss your periods
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Take care for any fever or running nose or cough or sore throat
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