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Nose bleeding
Before I suffered from cold,cough. Now i Don't have cough n cold. But now during running nose blood also come.
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what is quantity? rhinitis can cause bleeding.
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You could be having deviated nasal aeptum as one of the cause for DNS which could be the reason for your previous nasal block.
Please visit an ENT for evaluation of your nose
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Please go for an ENT examination and get a nasal endoscopy done. To give an idea about the origin of the blood from the nose.
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
May be you blow nose very hard or you have any issue with sinus or nasal cavity.
Next Steps
CT scan PNS
Alkaline nasal douching
Antiallergic
steroid nasal spray
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