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Possible Causes For Epistaxis/nosebleed - Causes: Poisoning (Specific Agent)

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Poisoning (Specific Agent): next: Trauma Causes: Death adder snakebite (Acanthophis Ant); Malathion (Ovide) ingestion/toxicity; Pit viper snakebite; Puff adder snakebite. (Bitis); Snakebite (rattlesnake/pit viper type); Air pollution effect; Chemical fumes inhalation; Cocaine abuse/intoxication; Irritating fumes/chemical inhalants; Smoke inhalation; Solvent/inhalation/Huffing propane etc; Alcoholic liver disease; Alcoholism, chronic; Hepatitis, alcoholic; Arsenical vesicants/CBW Weapon; Fer-de-lance viper snakebite; Jequirity/Paternoster pea poisoning; Mustard gas exposure/poisoning; Parathion/Insecticide poisoning; Ricin injection/deliberate poisoning; Ricinism/Castor bean toxicity; Hydrogen sulfide poisoning/inhalation; Chlorine gas poisoning; Habu viper/Okinawa snakebite; Phosgene inhalation/poisoning; Ricin poisoning/Inhaled terrorist exposure; Trichothecene mycotoxin/weapon exposure; Bushmaster/SA Pit Viper Snakebite

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