AUTISM (in our own little world) and very happy!!
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by momoffaith on Jun. 24, 2008 at 9:40 PM
I think you must have my son. LOL !!!!! My oldest has them all the time and then he'll just stop for a while then we start all over again with the nose bleeds. He'll even have them when he is sleeping an not know until the morning.
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by MAmom2boys on Jun. 26, 2008 at 12:22 AM
That is my son, I thought we were done with the nose bleeds then they started again! At first (b/c of his age), i thought he was just picking his nose raw! lol
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by saltycoqui on Sep. 24, 2008 at 7:08 PMWell I hope you're doing well with that. I found out pretty early that my son has seasonal allergies just like me! There were times when his nose would be really dry and bleed a bit. Well since I had been using saline mist spray to keep my nose from getting too dry, I tried it on him and it doesn't happen so much anymore.
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by lizardmom on Sep. 24, 2008 at 8:04 PMMy daughter doesn't have an issue with bloody noses but a good friend of mine has a little boy who is possibly on the spectrum and he gets a bloody nose with the slightest bump of his nose and they can be pretty severe. She carries Vaseline and puts a bit on the nose to help stop the bleeding. Liz H God's Blessings come in all shapes and sizes.
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by Allthpretyhrses on Sep. 24, 2008 at 8:07 PMI get them at least once or twice a week. And when the weather changes in the spring and fall I get them 4 or 5 times a day. I always have, and they are not light. 15-30 minutes each. I don't know if its normal or not, but it is for me. Sorry I sure ain't any help. lol.
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by LADYLadylady on Nov. 15, 2008 at 5:21 AMIf it doesn't bleed all that much or for very long at one time you may not need to worry so much. He may have a week vessel. I had that problem as a child. Unfortunately no one knew I had Autism. I have some sensory issues. I can not handle being overly stimulated, like kiddie coasters, or being tickled, or startled. Any excitement would make the pressure rise and the vessel would burst, only my blood did not clot as quickly, and was thin so it bled faster. It also did not regroup as fast as it should've. I'd been to the hospital and even fainted once or twice. Sometimes just going a bit too high on the swing. Too many butterflies. I am 31 now and so very rare are those episodes now and not nearly as bad. No shame in worrying over your children.
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