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Sudden significant, difficult to control nasal bleeding

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Jul 15 12:11pm | Replies (21)
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@kndaustin71

I had one parathyroid gland removed at the Norman Center in Tampa, Florida. This was after over 5 years of missed signs/symptoms of parathyroid disease, ie hypertension, kidney stones, elevated BUN which eventually led to CKD and the severe osteoporosis. I would imagine that your nosebleeds to the degree that you are describing is caused by something! That's what needs to be addressed: Why are you having the nosebleeds?

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delia74 | @delia74 | Mar 31 11:45am

Thanks for responding and sharing further.
The perplexing thing is that my nose bleeds came out of NOWHERE, and I had never had nosebleeds before, not even as a child. Sinus issues yes, but none in past 2 years or so. I believe that is due to wearing a mask anywhere that we go, and insisting that any service person wear a mask and booties over their shoes (we do have allergies and I do not have a housekeeper so I feel very justified in demanding this). The "source/reason" is precisely what I want to know, but so far no one has offered a reason other than that "you evidently have sensitivities and you absolutely must run the cool air humidifier constantly" (right, like I want to promote mold!). One doctor told me to put vaseline INTO the nostril....gross. I do put a smidgeon of Ayr Gel just inside the opening (so it's not visible), and the product is very soothing with no odor.

Siiiggghhh! Will have to "deal" for now....but will definitely be pushing for the etiology...🤔

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