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Bleeding from the Nose: Epistaxis in Horses
  by Robert N. Oglesby DVM

Introduction

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Nosebleeds are a very common events with horses. The medical term for nosebleeds is epistaxis. Though frequently just a one time event, they can also be the harbinger of serious disease. Some of the causes are ethmoid hematoma, guttaral pouch mycosis, and exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage. This article concerns itself with the differentiation of the various causes of nosebleeds and the treatment and prognosis of the various conditions. Links are provided to more detailed articles on the diseases.
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Discussions on Nose Bleeds: Epistaxis
  Titles Subtopics Posts Updated
iconSpace Occupying Mass in sinus area of 24yo TB1 5 Nov 2, 09
iconResearch Study: New Technique for Guttural Pouch Mycosis1 1 Jul 20, 09
iconFacial puncture wound, crepitus, and epitaxis1 5 Apr 7, 09
iconNosebleeds from Exertion - "Blowing a Vessel"1 4 Oct 16, 08
iconNose Bleed in 11 yr old gelding1 3 Dec 17, 06
iconEthnoid hematoma or tumor?1 2 Jun 26, 05
iconScar tissue from hematoma surgery1 6 Feb 1, 05
iconFormalin Injection for PEH1 2 Feb 28, 04
iconPunched Horse1 5 Jul 21, 04
iconEthmoid Hematoma1 21 Dec 14, 08
iconNosebleed from one nostril and bile coloured fluid from the other?1 4 Dec 22, 02
iconCribriform plate and ethmoidal hematoma1 5 Nov 23, 00
iconGutteral pouch fungal infection1 3 Aug 25, 00
iconLinks don't link1 9 Jul 21, 00
iconReoccurring Nosebleeds1 13 Sep 28, 03
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