mountaineers may suffer from nose bleeding at high altitudes
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atmospheric pressure at high altitude is less than that on ground
so when mountainers reach high altitudes the small blood capillaries in nasal canal ruptures and leads to bleeding
so when mountainers reach high altitudes the small blood capillaries in nasal canal ruptures and leads to bleeding
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As the altitudes increases the pressure decreases and the air becames thinner and there will be very less oxygen at high altitudes. So due to which blood vessels present inside our nose brust and starts bleeding
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