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timtom

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Nosebleeds Due to Lack of Sleep? Posted: 04-18-06 16:11pm


Hi. I have found that sometimes if I have been up all night, or have only been able to get an hour or two of sleep, the next day finds me with a high likelihood of developing a nose bleed. Any ideas?

Kloosty

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Probably Not Posted: 04-22-06 16:28pm


I don't think that is the cause. I get nose bleeds at least once a day usually and I can fall asleep when ever I want, and I get a lot of sleep in the night time

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