Nosebleeds in Pregnancy

Common during months:

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2

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4

5

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The increased blood volume may cause the small and sensitive vessels in your nose to break easily during pregnancy.

Some Women Have Tried...

  • Pinch your nose to stop a bleed.

  • Be sure to eat a diet rich in Vitamin C to promote tissue health and healing.

  • Blow your nose gently to prevent the breaking of blood vessels.

  • Use a humidifier or vaporizer to get more humidity around you during dry months.

  • Some women will rub a small amount of petroleum jelly in each nostril before going to bed.





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