Most nosebleeds occur on the front of the nasal septum, the tissue that separates the two sides of the nose. The septum contains many fragile, easily damaged blood vessels. This type of nosebleed can be easy for a trained professional to stop.
FEVER BY TUMOR: Tumor fever is a fever caused by a cancerous tumor or leukemia. It can be quite high and hectic in nature. It usually resolves with low dose non steroidal anti-inflammatory agent treatment with naprosyn or celebrex (celecoxib). It will also usually resolve with sucessful chemotherapy. ...Read more.
Prolonged fever with no identifiable cause is a common symptom of cancer in children, and is associated mainly with leukemia or lymphoma.11 Symptoms such as pallor, fatigue, malaise, and reduced level of activity that are not associated with an acute infection may be caused by several types of cancer.