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    Why does my nose bleed?

    Ok it just starts bleeding sometimes like pouring out of my nose sometimes then it will it quit my parents say it's sinuses could that be it or what?

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    dry membranes in the nose break easily. try using a saline spray to moisturize your schnozz

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    It could be sinuses or your nose could just be really dry. Try getting neosporin on a Q-tip and then swirl it around inside your nose. This will moisten it as well as help heal any cracks

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    You should stop picking your nose so hard, then it will stop.

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    You probably need to blow your nose more often that's it and you won't get them as often or at all, unless you hit your nose or something.

    Hope this helps

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    Your nose bleed can be two way,
    1. If you pick your nose, it will be bleed
    2. If your nose bleed for nothing, it might be what you eat, example like something bad or you might get sick by germs.

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    Nose bleeds can either occur out of one nostril or out of both, and this difference can provide clues to the cause of the problem.

    If you have only one nostril going when you get a nose bleed, you may want to consider whether you're playing too harshly with your toys, so to speak; very often, single-nostril bleeds occur through mechanical trauma. In other words, you may be making those thin inner nose membranes unhappy through too much or harsh nose blowing or picking. Dry air is another possibility, since these membranes can dry out and be more prone to cracking. In this case, it may be beneficial to swab the membranes with a thick lubricant, such as petroleum jelly, in order to prevent any further bleeds.

    On the other hand, if your nose bleeds are a joint effort with both nostrils contributing, then direct irritation is an unlikely culprit. In this case, the bleeding results from a greater amount of blood gathering in the nasal membranes than usual in combination with irritation. These conditions can be set about by several causes. Hypertension is a possibility, as is a vitamin deficiency, some bleeding disorders, and drug abuse.

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