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What Causes Bleeding Between Nose And Eyebrow?

Hi, some time back I saw small blood drops coming from one spot between my nose and eyebrow. blood stopped after little time but it is not getting healed and that spot is getting little bigger. Blood keeps coming time to time from this spot. This seems little abnormal to me. Your advice will be really helpful. Thanks!
Tue, 20 Oct 2015
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It would help considerably to know how long this has been going on, and what the spot looks like when not bleeding. It could be a simple abrasion, however, when I see patients with lesions that bleed often and recurrently--are getting bigger and not healing, I would likely refer to a dermatologist for biopsy. Skin cancers can develop in sun exposed areas and cause intermittent bleeding and non-healing lesions. If the time course is not a number of weeks long, I might advise my patient to wait it out to see if it heals on it's own.
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What Causes Bleeding Between Nose And Eyebrow?

It would help considerably to know how long this has been going on, and what the spot looks like when not bleeding. It could be a simple abrasion, however, when I see patients with lesions that bleed often and recurrently--are getting bigger and not healing, I would likely refer to a dermatologist for biopsy. Skin cancers can develop in sun exposed areas and cause intermittent bleeding and non-healing lesions. If the time course is not a number of weeks long, I might advise my patient to wait it out to see if it heals on it s own.