What diseases has the symptom of frequent nose bleeds

What diseases has the symptom of frequent nose bleeds

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There are 128 causes of nose bleeds. Frequent nose bleeds can be due to allergies or in terms of diseases, Leukemia, Hemophilia…

Can frequent nosebleeds be a symptom of behavioral diagnoses in c…?

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I worked in mental health since 1987 and I never heard of any connection between nosebleeds and behavior. But there’s always some kind of theory out there. However, my younger brother had behavior that might have been considered ADHD/ODD wh…

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Cruddy skin, been given a choice by the doctor, help?

Q: For my acne (back, chest, face) I am currently about to begin taking quite strong medication.However, this is where the problem comes in. If this new medication doesn’t suceed, it is very likely that I will have to start taking Isotretinoin. It is a very, very effective treatment for acne and clears up the majority of peoples acne. The side effects are as follows: if I somehow end up pregnant whilst on the medication there will be no choice but a termination as the baby could be born with severe birth defects – eg: no arms or legs. This is fine because I am not sexually active. But the list goes on: it can cause depression, can cause very dry eyes (so I’d be rendered to glasses, unable to continue wearing them until the period is over), very dry skin, frequent nose bleeds, muscle aches and pains, mood changes – can cause depression/symptoms of mental disorders, headaches, sickness, tiredness. Less common effects are changes in vision, slight loss of hearing, jaundice, anaemia, seizures, swollen glands, diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, blood in urine,If what I’m on doesn’t work, I will have to take Isotretinoin for 4-6 months, after which, the majority of the side effects will disappear and I will (hopefully) be left with beautifully clear skin.The question is, if all else fails, should I do it?I really don’t know. Not having clear skin makes me feel so ugly and down about my appearence, but I don’t know if I can put myself through 6 months of possible hell.*I meant that I wouldn’t be able to wear my contact lenses and I’d have to go back to wearing glasses 😀

A: my sister took accutane (which is isotretinoin) and that’s what i assume you’re referring to. as for birth defects, all the doctors i know make you take birth control during the period you’re on accutane. and for the side effects — all medication has side effects that affects different people differently. there have been people really negatively affected by accutane with depression and all the things you listed, but i know a lot more people whose worst side effects were very dry lips and some nosebleeds. use aquaphor and saline nose spray to keep your nasal passages hydrated.all retinoid products, topical or oral, take a long time to work, but the results are better than trying a million OTC products trying to fix your skin. if other RX products like benzaclin have not worked for your acne, then go ahead and try accutane. there are a lot of journals online giving details so you can learn more about people’s personal experiences. good luck!