What are the symptoms of Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia?
Frequent nosebleeds in children GI bleeding, including loss of blood in the stool or dark black stools Port-wine stain Seizures or unexplained, small strokes (from bleeding into the brain) Shortness of breath Telangiectases on the tongue, lips, nasal mucosa, face, ears, fingertips, nails, whites of the eyes, and skin (they may bleed easily) </s>