I tend to get them here and there mostly during the start of allergy season. I also get them when the air is dry. If i use a saline nasal spray it helps and i get a lot less nose bleeds.
I tend to get them here and there mostly during the start of allergy season. I also get them when the air is dry. If i use a saline nasal spray it helps and i get a lot less nose bleeds.
I tend to get them here and there mostly during the start of allergy season. I also get them when the air is dry. If i use a saline nasal spray it helps and i get a lot less nose bleeds.
flonase was making my nose bleed. (so now I take zyrtec and singulair instead).
also, too many anti inflamatories (ibuprofen) can cause bleeding.
..those are my only two experiences with nose bleeds.
flonase was making my nose bleed. (so now I take zyrtec and singulair instead).
also, too many anti inflamatories (ibuprofen) can cause bleeding.
..those are my only two experiences with nose bleeds.
flonase was making my nose bleed. (so now I take zyrtec and singulair instead).
also, too many anti inflamatories (ibuprofen) can cause bleeding.
..those are my only two experiences with nose bleeds.
I get this pretty often in drier weather and climates. Normally winter is the worst for me because of the cold dry air. Also now that I have started using O2 that has contributed to the drying out and some bleeding.
I have found MY Godsend of a nose spray. It is Ayr - Nasal Saline Gel Spray. It is Saline, but since it is gel it is a little thicker consistency (so it isn't as runny as saline spray). Also it is a SPRAY - so unlike many gels you do not have to administer it with s qtip or anything like that - just spray it and tada! you are done. I love it since I started using it my nose bleeds have almost disappeared - in fact now I just get an occasional dry blood when I blow my nose but rarely if ever get a bloody nose.
I get this pretty often in drier weather and climates. Normally winter is the worst for me because of the cold dry air. Also now that I have started using O2 that has contributed to the drying out and some bleeding.
I have found MY Godsend of a nose spray. It is Ayr - Nasal Saline Gel Spray. It is Saline, but since it is gel it is a little thicker consistency (so it isn't as runny as saline spray). Also it is a SPRAY - so unlike many gels you do not have to administer it with s qtip or anything like that - just spray it and tada! you are done. I love it since I started using it my nose bleeds have almost disappeared - in fact now I just get an occasional dry blood when I blow my nose but rarely if ever get a bloody nose.
I get this pretty often in drier weather and climates. Normally winter is the worst for me because of the cold dry air. Also now that I have started using O2 that has contributed to the drying out and some bleeding.
I have found MY Godsend of a nose spray. It is Ayr - Nasal Saline Gel Spray. It is Saline, but since it is gel it is a little thicker consistency (so it isn't as runny as saline spray). Also it is a SPRAY - so unlike many gels you do not have to administer it with s qtip or anything like that - just spray it and tada! you are done. I love it since I started using it my nose bleeds have almost disappeared - in fact now I just get an occasional dry blood when I blow my nose but rarely if ever get a bloody nose.
I have had terrible nose bleeds from dryness only. Usually during the winter & especially when in the hospital during the winter. My daughter (no CF) gets them from dryness & allergies. I have used saline & she uses nasicort.
I have had terrible nose bleeds from dryness only. Usually during the winter & especially when in the hospital during the winter. My daughter (no CF) gets them from dryness & allergies. I have used saline & she uses nasicort.
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