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bloody annoyin aint it
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Gary, my mum couldn't remember her nose bleeding until she was about 11. It poured for evermore thereafter, although, like you, she could go through a 'good spell' for quite while when she was young.
It really got bad when she was about 30, but she was always able to manage it/put up with it for a long time. It was only when she hit about 65 that it really started taking it's toll on her, but she was a VERY strong woman (mentally) and I doubt many others would have been able to put up with it. For the last 10/11 years of her life she had to have 4 units (pints) of blood transfused every fortnight to keep her going (not counting all the extra ones she had to have when I had to rush her up to A&E because she was bleeding so much). She was very ill and in hospital for 5 weeks in 2008 and for the first time, I met someone in the same ward she was on with the same condition. That lady was (approx) 65 and had only been bleeding for the previous 5 years or so (although she'd had it all of her life). As I said earlier, it's a condition with many variables. |