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Pain in ear, tongue,gum and lower jaw
In the month of January, blood from nose and mouth starts coming on/off in 10 days. Check with ENT doctor,my nasal endoscopy and throax CT scan report was normal.he said it is infection.after taking medicine, blood stops.however earpain,pain in tongue starts.now a days,my tooth gum also aching.check with other ENT doctor,he said upto throat, nothing found abnormal.he said you have CTH. After taking his medicine, condition not improved. Now a days again nose bleed started. Also having cough.
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CTH..???.it could be ITH. thats inferior turbinate hypertrophy. but nevertheless it cannot be a cause for nose bleed..unless you have had acute rhinitis with lot of crusting.
If CT and nasal endoscopy are normal and 2 ENT surgeons are saying no abnormality in ENT examination you can trust their findings.
Check for your hemocoagulation profile with a physician..keep a watch on you BP with monitoring twice a day for a week.
do not blow nose forcefully or clear throat forcefully..
Rule out nasal allergy
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keep yourself well hydrated.
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avoid nose picking.
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