Nosebleeds

[Anne (fuzzy)]

As long as you know how to stop them quickly, that's the main thing.

[judgey]

lol thats mad i was thinking this today, last few days my nose has been bleeding not much, i thought i was picking my nose to much

[maccafan]

I dunno about thickening the blood but smoking clogs up blood vessels and the small capillaries are the first to get blocked..

I ve never suffered from them but lying on one's back with head tilted up and smelling a raw freshly cut onion is supposed to stop it pretty sharpish..

[Bluefish]

Lol @ macca, bet there's loads of peep's rushing off to try that, hey you just started an onion rush #icon_rofl#

[maccafan]

I bought some shares in onions before I posted that..

[Gordy]

you may well stop the nose bleed but what do you use to stop your eyes watering ?

[narbsae]

Hi, I have the same problem. According to other posts, it could be that my blood is thinning out from not smoking real cigarettes, but I somehow don't think that is the entire reason for these strange (slow seeping, both nostril) nose bleeds. I have quit smoking real cigarettes for about one year now, and I have been smoking electronic cigarettes from a company named Green Smoke, and I have been using their strongest cartridges for one year, (Which is what helped me give up smoking real cigarettes). But I have only just started to get these nose bleeds for about two months, which is why I am thinking that this has something to do with smoking these electronic cigarettes. The reason for my searching answers to this subject is because I am trying to find out if this could be a serious problem that is occurring slowly or if it is harmless. I am not too concerned about it as I know that smoking these E-Cigs are a lot better for me than smoking real cigarettes. Maybe I smoke these E-Cigs too regularly, I really am not sure what the reason is for these nose bleeds. Sometimes I blow my nose and it's just blood. If anyone has more knowledge about these E-Cigs or knows how or why they are causing my nose to bleed, please reply, It would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance 

[a1laserboy]

I'd suggest getting yourself to your GP.

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And getting cheaper kit if you're in the UK