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I don't know about science, but this has happened to me multiple times in life at different ages. The common scenario with all of them is that there's a bucket
by davchana 4y ago
I don't know about science, but this has happened to me multiple times in life at different ages. The common scenario with all of them is that there's a bucket full of ice water & suckable mangoes (the one you don't cut, you just bite and make a hole, and then press the mango & let it ooze from that hole), its summer, and I am under a shade in open, in around afternoon or high sun, and I eat 10-12 of mangoes, I will feel the blood flowing through nostrils, and it will start dripping. If I eat 2-3, then no nose bleed. No nose bleed ever in life.
- throwaway2037 4y agoOk, it sounds like a food allergy.
- davchana 4y agoIts not the food, its the quantity. Some people get nose bleed from just being in summer heat or high temperature.