People are dying because drug addicts fear calling 911. More states need to give immunity to users who do the right thing. So-called Good Samaritan laws grant limited immunity from prosecution on simple drug possession chargers for people who dialed 911 to report an overdose.
Typically, implantation bleeding lasts for one or two days. However, there are many expectant women, who have reported that their spotting lasts fives days or more. In such cases it can be mistaken for a light period. Five days or more is the exception to the rule and in most cases it is usually less.
Nosebleeds (also known as epistaxis) are common and are generally temporary. Most nosebleeds can be controlled within 10 to 30 minutes and can be cared for at home. Bleeding can occur on one, or both, sides of the nose. Your blood might flow out of your nose and/or down the back of your throat. Bleeding can last for a few seconds or a few minutes or longer and range from a few drops to a rapid flow. Nosebleeds usually stop when a blood clot forms. The blood clot is loosely attached to the mucous membranes.