Nosebleeds in a child

By Professor Paul Rutter, University of Portsmouth

Pharmacy Magazine , 23 Dec 2022 5 Min Module

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Scenario: Sarah James says Ryan, her five-year-old son, has been getting frequent nosebleeds over the past two to three months. He is otherwise fit and healthy. She is concerned that he seems to be experiencing them almost weekly and wants to know what can be done. What do you advise?

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Scenario: Sarah James says Ryan, her five-year-old son, has been getting frequent nosebleeds over the past two to three months. He is otherwise fit and healthy. She is concerned that he seems to be experiencing them almost weekly and wants to know what can be done. What do you advise?

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Scenario: Sarah James says Ryan, her five-year-old son, has been getting frequent nosebleeds over the past two to three months. He is otherwise fit and healthy. She is concerned that he seems to be experiencing them almost weekly and wants to know what can be done. What do you advise?

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