Toby2000
27-06-19, 12:59
Hi,
Im typing this from my phone quite fast so I apologise if the grammar etc isn’t good
When I started on Sertraline 4 months ago I noticed that a side effect for me was nosebleeds that bled a lot which gradually went away. I’ve now been on 100mg for a month
Now my nose seems to be bleeding a lot, whenever I like pick it, which I just do as a bad habit like everyone does and because it can get stuffy when there’s dried up blood in there
Im worried because this morning, just now, I woke up and I was lying on my back and I could literally taste blood streaming down my throat. It’s stopped now but I can’t stop thinking that if it keeps happening then I’m gonna die from blood loss
I read that when it trickles down the throat it can mean it’s been caused by a “posterior nosebleed” which is a nosebleed further up that is sometimes more serious than a regular one. It was probably just because I was lying back it went down my throat but Idk
I’ve ALWAYS been prone to nosebleeds, I had countless ones all through my life, but I think the sertraline has made them more frequent and I don’t know if it’s just my anxiety but the medication seems to make the blood stream faster and it doesn’t usually stop for like 1.5-2 mins, also the blood is sometimes richer than just bright red blood, or maybe it’s not I don’t know and I’m just overthinking it but yeah
Please help?
Im typing this from my phone quite fast so I apologise if the grammar etc isn’t good
When I started on Sertraline 4 months ago I noticed that a side effect for me was nosebleeds that bled a lot which gradually went away. I’ve now been on 100mg for a month
Now my nose seems to be bleeding a lot, whenever I like pick it, which I just do as a bad habit like everyone does and because it can get stuffy when there’s dried up blood in there
Im worried because this morning, just now, I woke up and I was lying on my back and I could literally taste blood streaming down my throat. It’s stopped now but I can’t stop thinking that if it keeps happening then I’m gonna die from blood loss
I read that when it trickles down the throat it can mean it’s been caused by a “posterior nosebleed” which is a nosebleed further up that is sometimes more serious than a regular one. It was probably just because I was lying back it went down my throat but Idk
I’ve ALWAYS been prone to nosebleeds, I had countless ones all through my life, but I think the sertraline has made them more frequent and I don’t know if it’s just my anxiety but the medication seems to make the blood stream faster and it doesn’t usually stop for like 1.5-2 mins, also the blood is sometimes richer than just bright red blood, or maybe it’s not I don’t know and I’m just overthinking it but yeah
Please help?