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Extremely worried

I just finish my second week of NS and I have had severe headaches and nose bleeds ( which I never get either of) since last weekend, and my anxiety is through the roof!!! I'm not feeling stressed my body is saying something totally different! I was thinking of going to the dr but I don't want to be put in medication. Any thoughts?

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Thoughts? Yes, new-onset severe headaches and nosebleeds can be signs of serious problems and you should see your doctor right away.

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We cannot help you with this per TOS. You need to seek medical advice from your healthcare provider.

We hope this resolves w/o further problems.

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