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    Blood from nose

    I have been noticing recently that upon surfacing I have blood in my mask from my nose. I ascend very conservatively, no more than 1 foot/second. There is no pain, it just feels like I have popped a couple of small blood vessels, What could it be?

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    Dry air or not clearing properly on the way down are the two biggest possibilities I've seen mentioned in the past.

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    Call DAN. They have qualified folks who can give you the medical advice you want. The call is free, even if you are not a member.
    ...Of course that's just my opinion...

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    some people just bleed a little

    Simbrooks used to freak me out. every dive, he would bleed some

    he says it's no big deal

    however, i'd still check with DAN and with a doctor, just to make sure it's
    ok in your case
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    is not a big deal bleeding some....maybe reverse block

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    I am surprised that I have never experienced this issue.

    My nose is very sensative to changes in the atmosphere. Every Spring and Fall, I get a series of nose bleeds that really drain alot.

    Last one was in April. Driving down the road. I had to stop on the side of the road and finish the bleed.

    But, I have never come up with a bleed. Generally, I need to blow my nose during my 15 foot stop... hence, MOF.... lol
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    Happens to me a lot especially on deeper dives. Fixed it by changing to a black mask - got tired of hearing about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fda483
    Happens to me a lot especially on deeper dives. Fixed it by changing to a black mask - got tired of hearing about it.
    One word... Sudafed
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    I have a mask that's too tight in the nose pocket that will make my nose bleed.

    Any chance that's the problem?

    Freaks DMs out.... heheheh.

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    Fixed it by changing to a black mask

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