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Is spitting up blood normal ? I've been having blood in my nose too
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Thank yu guys ♡
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This is totally normal.As a ftm I began spitting up small amounts of blood, and when I would blow my nose there would be a small amount as well for about 20 minutes.This happened for me at night or when my nose was dry.It began at like 20 weeks I am now 27 weeks and the bleeding has stop.Dont worry just monitor it.Good luck!
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This is totally normal.A a ftm I began spitting up small amounts of blood, and when I would blow it would be a small amount as well for about 20 minutes.This happened for me at night or when my nose was dry.It began at like 20 weeks I am now 27 weeks and the bleeding has stop.Dont worry just monitor it.Good luck!
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Are you getting over a cold? I've had flu for 3 weeks now, blowing up some blood and from coughing so much caught a blood vessel. Gums also get very sensitive during pregnancy. If persists may be worth mentioning to midwife or doctor. sure its nothing to worry about, midwife said my flu won't affect baby. X
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I think our gums are sensitive right now and you may see some blood when brushing teeth. A few weeks ago i also had some blood when blowing my nose. Unless theres a lot of it for a long time, see your doc, otherwise sounds normal in really small amounts.
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