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Had Nasal Cauterization After Intense Bleeding, Woke Suddenly With Bleed And Huge Clot. Is It Normal ?

Hi, I had nasal cauterization yesterday in the ER after intense bleeding . For 12 hours, there was no bleeding, but come time to when I slept, I suddenly woke up with a nosebleed. I have had 3 more since that one, and one of them was pretty heavy (though not like my nosebleeds I had before cauterization) and I pulled out a large clot. Is this normal? I thought having it cauterized would be the end of all the problems. Frequent nosebleeds might make me anemic. Do I have to get it cauterized again, or is this a natural side-effect? I don t want to have it electro-cauterized. Thank you very much
Thu, 8 Aug 2013
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Hi, nose bleed (epistxis) is caused by the infection, hypertension, fingering etc. After cauterization bleeding could be due to fingering or hypertension.
I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.
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Had Nasal Cauterization After Intense Bleeding, Woke Suddenly With Bleed And Huge Clot. Is It Normal ?

Hi, nose bleed (epistxis) is caused by the infection, hypertension, fingering etc. After cauterization bleeding could be due to fingering or hypertension. I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.