Recently, my nose has been bleeding, everyone helps, and I am very anxious 30

If it has been for a long time, it may be dry rhinitis (dry nasal discharge, decreased nasal secretions, itching, burning sensation, often inducing the patient to pick the nose, causing a small amount of nosebleeds, and the sense of smell is generally not reduced). Anterior rhinoscopy shows a deep red nasal mucosa with a dry and dull surface and filamentous discharge from the nasal passages. The mucosa in the anterior and inferior area of the nasal septum is often erosive, and there may be small thin crusts attached to it, and bleeding is often caused when it disappears.

The absence of turbinate atrophy should be distinguished from atrophic rhinitis. ）

In addition, the most common methods of rhinitis are drugs and surgeries. Preventing colds can effectively reduce the chance of rhinitis attacks. In addition to drugs, surgery and other methods, it is recommended to try the method of saline nasal irrigation (refer to the Chinese rhinitis green ** network), this method does not use drugs, there is no ***.

The best effect on chronic rhinitis, sinusitis and allergic rhinitis is good, and the concentration, temperature and operation method of saline can be mastered, which can alleviate symptoms and eliminate inflammation.

Bleeding is very dangerous, my mother is a doctor, and I know something, you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

Nosebleeds depend on the bleeding characteristics, such as nasopharyngeal carcinoma early bleeding will be manifested as nasal discharge with intermittent blood, or there will be bloody discharge when gasping. In women, nosebleeds occur during menopause or the last trimester of pregnancy.

My classmate also has a nosebleed all the time, it's rhinitis, or maybe he's been very dry recently. Of course, it can also be more serious. Go to the hospital and rest assured.

I don't think it's that serious!! I used to bleed all the time. Do you have a habit of picking your nose???

If so, it may be for this reason! There is also the possibility that it is too dry, drink more water, eat more watery fruits, if it still does not work after a period of time, find a doctor again.

Winter is coming, the climate is dry and rough, and the supplementation of VC is relatively small, and the nasal blood vessels are easy to rupture and bleed.

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Problem description: My friend often gets nosebleeds, sometimes when he sits, and when he goes to bed in the middle of the night. And in recent times, there have been a lot of bleeding, sometimes two or three times a day. He is now in Australia, and I don't know if the climate of the first class can't adapt to this.

I don't know what the cause is, and if it will cause any disease. I would like to ask you to help me.

Analysis: There are two causes of nosebleeds, one is the nasal cavity itself, such as inflammation, trauma, tumors, etc., and the other is systemic causes, such as hypertension, blood system diseases, metabolic diseases, etc. You don't have high blood pressure, do you?

Have you had your blood pressure checked? If you have high blood pressure, then you have to think about whether it is caused by high blood pressure, if you do not have high blood pressure, it is estimated that your epistaxis still belongs to the common dry and ruptured bleeding of the nasal mucosa. (Epistaxis in children and adolescents is mostly caused by mucosal erosion and rupture of small blood vessels in the anterior and lower part of the nasal septum caused by nasal dryness).

It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to rule out other causes of bleeding. If organic lesions of the nasal cavity are ruled out, it is certain that the nasal mucosa is dry and ruptured and bleeding. So don't worry, eat more fruits, vegetables, and foods that contain a lot of fiber, keep them big and don't dry them, don't force them, and don't pick your nose.

Chlortetracycline eye ointment can be applied to the nasal cavity and a warm compress can be applied before going to bed. You can also take some vitamins B2 and C orally. In case of bleeding, ephedrine cotton balls can be used to pack.

I've also been out, almost every morning, maybe because you wipe your nose and break the blood in the nasal cavity and the sun's tube, or maybe your nose is easy to bleed, or you bask too much in the sun, or, you can go to the hospital to see if you always bleed badly.

If it is accompanied by yellow urine, it is on fire! Eat more fruit or drink plenty of water.

If you get dizzy, you'll go to the hospital.

Drink plenty of water every day.

Eat more fruit.

Just eat less spicy and greasy foods.

Nothing else is wrong with it, it's just getting hot.

I came in when I saw this problem, because I also had this disease when I was a child, and it was quite disturbing.

This disease is because the capillaries in the nose are very fragile, and they will rupture and bleed if they are hit a little violently, with less valuable platelets and no blood coagulation, which leads to non-stop bleeding.

It is recommended that you take care to protect your nose from violent collisions and especially to avoid picking your nostrils with your hands!! Remember, remember!!

I've tried injections and medicines before, but I spent a lot of money, not to mention, and it basically didn't work, and they didn't have a job to find a doctor.

To sum up, it is to pay attention to protection!!

Looking for a regular one, it's definitely not wrong. The kind of small, informal ones that may make you regret them for the rest of your life.

Suggestion: Analysis: There are seven main causes of nosebleeds

1. Climatic factors: dry climate leads to dry scabbing of nasal mucosa, mostly in autumn and winter.

2. Trauma: Picking the nose, blowing the nose too hard, sneezing violently, etc., will damage the nasal mucosal blood vessels, resulting in nosebleeds. A child who falls and injures his nose and tears the nasal mucosa, which can also cause nosebleeds.

3. Fever: especially fever, influenza, hemorrhagic fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection, etc.

4. Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, which often has a family history.

5. Inflammation of the nasal cavity and sinuses: all kinds of non-specific and specific stains of the nasal cavity and sinuses will bleed due to mucosal lesions damaging blood vessels

6. Nasal foreign body: children stuff paper balls, fruit peels, melon seeds, small toy parts and other things into the nasal cavity, which is easy to cause secondary infection and mucosal erosion and bleeding.

7. Vitamin deficiency: vitamin C, vitamin K, vitamin P and calcium deficiency are common.