Full Question:
What kind of headaches are the ones occurring after a nose bleed, and why does a nose bleed occur out of the blue? thank you in advance Maria.
Answer:
Dear Maria;
That's really impossible to tell you via the Internet. High blood pressure can cause both headaches and nose bleeds. Some Migraineurs have reported nose bleeds with Migraines, but those are often also from their blood pressure raising because of the Migraine. Please see your doctor and get this checked out. The...
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