Nosebleed
Most nosebleeds do not last long and are very mild. Find out what can cause nosebleeds and what to do if you or your child has a nosebleed.
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Facial injuries
An injury to the face can be caused by almost anything, including falling over, cutting yourself shaving or being struck in the face by an object.
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Nose and throat
Your nose and throat are part of your respiratory system. Learn more about their functions and conditions that can affect your nose and throat.
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Deviated septum
A deviated septum is when the nasal septum (bone and cartilage in the nose) is crooked, affecting your breathing. Learn about symptoms and treatments.
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Runny nose
Runny nose, also called rhinorrhoea, can be caused by things like allergies, colds and flu. Learn how to treat and prevent a runny nose.
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Thrombocytopenia
Learn about thrombocytopenia (also spelt thrombocytopaenia) — low levels of platelets in your blood, which can cause bleeding problems.
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Aortic coarctation
Find out about aortic coarctation — a heart condition in which a section of the aorta, the main blood vessel from your heart, is narrowed.
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Objects in the nose
An object in the nose can go unnoticed until there is pain or swelling of the nose. See a doctor if you think your child has an object in the nose.
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Bumps, knocks and bruises
Bumps, knocks and bruises are common injuries. Read about related symptoms, when to see a doctor, treatment options and possible complications.
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Von Willebrand disease
Von Willebrand disease is a genetic bleeding disorder where people have a blood clotting factor is either absent, low or defective.
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