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GuyFlash

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Nosebleeds When Tired? Posted: 05-15-07 21:08pm


Hi Everyone Sorry if this is a common question, but I searched the forums and couldn't really find anything to do with this. Anyway, when I'm overly tired, I often get nosebleeds (and only out of one nostril, but that's because I semi-broke my nose as a kid). Does anyone know why this would happen or if it's common? Is there anything I can do to prevent it (other than not getting overly tired, of course :-p)? Thanks!

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Re: Nosebleeds When Tired?
Posted: 05-15-07 21:38pm

GuyFlash wrote:

Hi Everyone

Sorry if this is a common question, but I searched the forums and couldn't really find anything to do with this.

Anyway, when I'm overly tired, I often get nosebleeds (and only out of one nostril, but that's because I semi-broke my nose as a kid). Does anyone know why this would happen or if it's common? Is there anything I can do to prevent it (other than not getting overly tired, of course :-p)?

Thanks!

You can go have the insides of your nostrils cauterized; I've known a few people with the problem of frequent nosebleeds who had this done.

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