nosebleed

Converse of object

• get: Why do some children get nosebleeds more often than others?
• have: High blood pressure can weaken the blood vessels as well, although most people with high blood pressure never have a nosebleed.
• cause: Seek medical treatment for any disease causing the nosebleeds.
• develop: For example, patients might notice blood on their toothbrush from bleeding gums or might develop nosebleeds.
• suffer: If the person frequently suffers sudden, intense nosebleeds, they should also consult a doctor.
• include: Factor VII deficiency: Effects are usually mild but include nosebleeds, heavy periods, and bruising.

Adjective modifier

• frequent: In very severe cases, skin from the leg can be transplanted into the nose to stop frequent nosebleeds.
• bruising: Factor V deficiency: Easy bruising, nosebleeds, heavy periods, and joint and muscle bleeds are experienced by severely affected people.
• heavy: As a result, frequent and heavy nosebleeds are common in people with Gaucher disease.

Modifies a noun

• level: Van, why do you say that FTSE100 is at nosebleed levels?