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Q: Signs of Cancers? (or Stress?)

asked by: hminh87 on August 21st, 2007

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I just got a big nosebleed today. Stayed up out of bed for 5 minutes and I felt the blood started to flow out.
I decided to take a look at why it's happening since it's not the first time. These nosebleeds started just a few years ago, but recently they're getting more and more frequently. My last nosebleed was just a week ago, the the previous to ít was around two months before that.

I got quite nervous after reading the Leukemia's symptoms. Frequent nosebleed, Low-fatigued, joint pain, Loss of appetite and/or weight. These fits with the condition I am in right now.

Can these also the symptoms of stress? Because I know I'm under some kind of stress now (Study for exams).

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meblonde01

replied on August 21st, 2007

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Re: Signs of Cancers? (or Stress?)

hminh87 wrote:

allergies, and stress can bring on nose bleeds.. And stressing yourself out that it might be cancer.. I don't think it is.. day weather conditions can bring on a nose bleed too. Nose bleeds are pretty common.. Don't stress over it..
You should go in and have some blood work done.. That will ease you mind.

But I don't think it is serious.. relax

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