Although nosebleeds can be scary, they are rarely a cause for alarm and sometimes occur in children especially during their early years. Some children are more prone to nosebleeds than others. If your child gets frequent, heavy, or hard-to-stop nosebleeds, it is important for you to contact your doctor. Frequent nosebleeds in some cases can be the sign of a more significant problem, such as a bleeding disorder. Even if your child only has occasional nosebleeds but also bruises easily or bleeds easily from other areas, like the gums, let your doctor know
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Published on May 2014
