Man suffers nonstop severe nosebleed near Tunnelton

Heard on: Preston County Fire and EMS

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Station 11, Tower, need to respond.

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Emergency medical call, bleeding, (number withheld) Route 97, Tunnelton, 839.

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Call center 600 and eighty-two.

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Six hundred and eighty-two.

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Clear and available.

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Six hundred and eighty-two.

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Eight hundred and 80 .

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Six, six, one center, we're en route.

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Six, six, en route.

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Eighteen fifty-three, you'll be en route to (number withheld) railroad, Mays Town.

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Fifty-eight-year-old male.

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They're advising he's lost at least a half a cup or more because of his bloody nose.

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Go ahead.

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They advised it happened a while ago too,

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but today said it was going on for approximately 20 min .

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They finally got it to stop, and they were just sitting there watching television, and it started to bleed again.

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They advised that a large chunk of blood came out and it's been nonstop ever since.

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He does not have any type of bleeding disorder.

2026-10-26 22:49 UTC

Medical Emergency

Railroad St, Masontown, WV 26542

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a location near Route 97 in Tunnelton for a 58-year-old man with a severe, recurring nosebleed that had reportedly been bleeding nonstop for about 20 minutes after stopping and starting again.