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In reply to the discussion: Rabies shots - is it normal to have out of control nosebleeds [View all]FSogol
(47,623 posts)31. DUzy. PS. if you need suggestions on who to bite first, just ask.
PPS. For all future medical inquiries, call you doctor's office and talk to the nurse. Web forums, even awesome Democratic ones, aren't the best source of medical info.
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ya think? "I have uncontrollable bleeding, maybe I will ask a progressive forum what I should do?"
lostincalifornia
Feb 2014
#11
I agree. He should go to an emergency room if he cannot get into see his Doctor now.
lostincalifornia
Feb 2014
#18
I was going to give you my wives tales ways to stop the bleeding, but on second thought, I agree
Squinch
Feb 2014
#16
I had the shots as a child but did not experience nosebleeds. However, my mind has blocked out the
appleannie1
Feb 2014
#8
Oh dear. It could be an unrelated polyp, but I'd call your doc just to reassure yourself.
MADem
Feb 2014
#9
Seriously. DU pleaded with her to go to the doctor after getting bit a 2nd time.
FSogol
Feb 2014
#29
hahaha...what a joke. Now I'm convinced the OP is just playing people. nt
Cali_Democrat
Feb 2014
#38
Hopefully, you have already sought some medical attention. Hope you are ok also.
lonestarnot
Feb 2014
#39
By calling the doctor, you'd get someone who gives a damn AND knows what s/he's talking about.
Brickbat
Feb 2014
#48
At the very least, call the hospital and ask them if they think you should go to the emergency room.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#49
Your next post BETTER be a report on what happened after you called your doctor
pinboy3niner
Feb 2014
#51
Make sure to tell the doctor if you're taking any meds that can cause bleeding, like NSAIDS
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#55
For the record, it is highly unlikely that any vaccine (let alone rabies vaccine) could do such
kestrel91316
Feb 2014
#59
Noooooo....that's not entirely true. Nosebleeds are a side effect of rabies shots, apparently....
MADem
Feb 2014
#61
Oh, piffle. I've been in practice for over 30 years and never seen or heard tell of a patient
kestrel91316
Feb 2014
#68