Nose bleed - could this be linked to birth control, or valtrex, or a heavier workout schedule?

This is my second nosebleed within a week - and the piece is, I've never have a nosebleed past within my time!

I am contained by my second month of taking ortho tri-cyclen bc pills, and I enjoy be taking valtrex for a cold sore. I am also on asthma medication.

Could these medication be associated to my nosebleeds?

Also, I own started a workout rota explicitly much heavier than usual. Could this be related as in good health?

Thanks.
Answers:

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Nosebleeds may be cause from several things...If it is winter where on earth you are and it is exceptionally dry beside lofty heat(over 68F or so) inside near no source of superfluous moisture surrounded by the heavens...that coupled next to a hot working enviornment and traveling in a hot dry vehicle to which you affix little intake of water(JUST water not soda/coffee/etc) and smoking THEN you put in medication that dry you out and possibly a cold pill and aspirin or other cramp meds...ALL could attach up to snout bleeds after IF you workout heavily and are lifting counterweight w/o proper breathing THAT will also produce snout bleeds because working out strenuously near tasteless breathing raise blood pressure as do decongestants and smoking; adjectives of which also dry you out and contained by turn may raison d`??tre nosebleeds....

IF you hold feeler bleeds and REALLY bloodshot eyes GO to the doctor because those two at once indeed signal a remarkably strong possibility of soaring blood pressure...

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I doubt the medication is a motivation of the trunk bleed, but the creamy sudden working out can patently be a justification. You should jump to the doctor, better be secure than sorry. And don't workout as intense this week, since you've have two immediately.

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You ought to check near your doctor to be sure what the problem is.

I sometimes obtain little nosebleeds after asthma attacks. Not sure if it's from my emergency inhaler or from the asthma itself. I also own allergies.

I doubt the heavier workouts, the cold sore medication, and the birth control pills hold anything to do next to nosebleeds because my nose have never bled from those things.