It's happening quite a bit to me... it's very annoying and unexpected. Do you think I should bring this up at my next OB appt.?
NovemberSue
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I read that this can be very common during pregnancy as well as having a stuffy nose. I would tell the dr on your next visit though anyway.
jenny11.9
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this could also be a symptom of the heat being on in places - your house, malls, stores, work, etc. it is common in pregnancy though - always ask your doctor just to settle your mind!
NuBride
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Oh GOD , do I remember those! I always had a clogged nose/bleeds and everything else you can imagine without be too graffic. It is diffinitely normal and it immediately came to a halt after I gave birth to Mia!
RichsBride
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Nosebleeds & leg cramps were the things that annoyed me the most during my pregnancy. I've always heard it's common, but it doesn't hurt to let your doctor know that you're getting them & how often.
Victoria
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I woke up with them many times while pg. It can't hurt to mention it to the dr.
dawnie
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I got this info from Baycenter: Inconvenient and even embarrassing as they can be, nosebleeds are a perfectly normal pregnancy symptom. Pregnancy can cause the blood vessels in your nose to expand and your increased blood supply puts even more pressure on those delicate veins. The membranes inside your nose may also dry out, especially in cold weather, air conditioned rooms, airline cabins, and other dry environments. These changes can cause those veins to rupture quite easily, bringing about minor nosebleeds.