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nicdtd
nicdtd

I just got up after being asleep and blew my nose and a massive blood clot came out! Wtf??. Should I be worried? Better out than in I guess!

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  • Spindles
    Spindles nicdtd

    Posted

    I wouldn't worry, you possibly blew your nose before and burst a little blood vessel, either that or you may have accidentally scratched the inside of your nose with your fingernail.
    • nicdtd
      nicdtd Spindles

      Posted

      The joys of being and anxious hypercondriact haha!.
  • tellitlikeitis
    tellitlikeitis nicdtd

    Posted

    It more than likely was not a blood clot. A blood clot wouldn't just "blow out" like that. A lot of things can cause blood in your nose to come out in a clump, but I doubt it was a blood clot. It was probably a clump of blood, or a significant amount of blood, it may have ever been in a chunk. The causes for this sort of thing are seemingly endless: raw nasal tissue, over blowing your nose, using tissues that are hard, not enough moisture in the air which causes dried out sinus cavities, and more. So, you shouldn't be worried, it happens!
  • deedeeface
    deedeeface nicdtd

    Posted

    Last night I blew a large clot from my nose, and then continued to blow large clots for about an hour and a half. I also had drainage so I had blood in my through tans spewtum as well. This morning nothing. I would feel I needed to blow and just get a clot then a few minutes later I needed to blow again. This can't be normal.

  • lois04873
    lois04873 nicdtd

    Posted

    I have been having a blood clot all the time in both nostrils when I blow my nose as I have a blood factor I was wondering why
  • anon96015
    anon96015 nicdtd

    Posted

    exact same thing happened to me

    dont know if you should be worried or not though

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