nosebleeds

You appreciate a lot of the nuances more when you're not stuck in the nosebleeds at center.

Makes all the sense to wear tin hat (alum foil:) there to avoid headache/nosebleeds/increased mental abilities/etc...

It's really dry, so you might get nosebleeds on visiting, but you can get used to it in a few days.

I took half a dose daily, but went down to a quarter but that still gave me nosebleeds.

After years of nosebleeds and broken ribs, my company is poised to explode.

I never thought it had any effect until 4-5 years ago, when I started getting chronic nosebleeds.

I did it for a few weeks but I started having nosebleeds daily so I stopped.

I have no stake in any of this but some people have nosebleeds without anything nefarious or bad going on.

The lower dose was to reduce the almost daily nosebleeds I was experiencing on 1mg/kg/day.

Sufferers complain of headaches, nausea, dizziness, nosebleeds and sleep disturbances.

$27 for the nosebleeds at the best stadium to sit high up at; easiest $27 ever spent!

Some people even experience nosebleeds from the excessive dryness.

If everyone's medical chart were in one place, you could find things like "four years before presenting symptoms of pancreatic cancer, patients complain of increased nosebleeds", or things like that.

Even things that are clearly not urgent (for dermatologist "hey, I have forgotten about skin checks for the last 2 years, can we do the next one now", for ENT "hey, my son is getting nosebleeds during high intensity sports; can you check if there is a specific blood vessel that is causing problems"?) always happened well within two weeks.