What should I do if my child s nose is bleeding all the time?

Nosebleeds are a very common symptom. This is because there is a septum in the middle of the nostrils on both sides of the nasal cavity, where several pairs of blood vessels meet, especially in the anterior and lower part of the nasal septum, there is a small area called the nasal vestibule, the small blood vessels in the nasal vestibule are densely networked, protected by a very delicate mucous membrane, so the small blood vessels are easy to rupture and bleed. When the amount of bleeding is small, the blood drips out in a punctate pattern, and when the blood is high, the blood spurts out in a columnar shape.

There are several factors that usually induce nosebleeds: 1. Dry climate. The nasal mucosa likes to be moist and avoid dryness, whether it is in the autumn season or in the cold wax moon season, as long as the indoor and outdoor climate is dry, it is easy to cause nosebleeds.

2. Fever. When the fever is warm, the heart rate increases, the blood flow rate is fast, the small blood vessels are dilated, and the water intake is less and the sweating is more, and the nose is easy to bleed in the case of dry mouth. 3. Trauma.

Picking the nostrils with your hands injures the nasal mucosa, causing blood vessels to rupture; Nasal trauma such as falls and bruises; a foreign body in the nasal cavity; Or sometimes external forces such as coughing, sneezing, and blowing your nose can damage the nasal mucosa and cause nosebleeds. Therefore, nosebleeds should be prevented by targeting the precipitating cause. What should I do if I have nosebleeds?

1. First of all, sedate, immediately use the thumb and index finger to pinch the wings of both sides of the nose towards the nasal septum and then compress to stop the bleeding. 2. Tilt your head forward, open your mouth to breathe downward, or lie down with your head up. Never raise your head up, as this will cause the blood to swallow down your stomach, and if you vomit too much, it will be mistaken for vomiting blood.

3. Soak a towel in cold water and apply it to the root of the nose to make the blood vessels constrict and stop bleeding when cold. 4. Plug the bleeding site with sterilized cotton, gauze or toilet paper to compress the ruptured blood vessel to stop bleeding. If the bleeding does not stop after the blockage, or the blood comes out of the mouth through the pharynx, you should go to the emergency department of the hospital immediately.

In addition, it should be noted that frequent nose bleeding may be a local problem of the nose or a manifestation of a certain disease, so frequent nosebleeds should be done in the hospital for further examination to avoid delaying the condition.

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It's too hot! It is recommended to buy some Bai He cooked and eaten! I was like that when I was a kid!

It's called Su Nose on our side! Bleeds easily! Of course, you have to rule out pathological problems!

That thing is bitter! Our dialect is called Bai He! I don't know if you've heard of it.

It may be on fire, it is recommended that you usually give your baby more warm water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and try to eat less greasy food. The secret of your child's health is to have vegetables every day, drink plenty of water, and don't let your baby get angry. As long as the child's nosebleeds are not frequent and cannot be stopped, generally speaking, the problem is not big and no special examination is required.

You can use red toxin eye ointment to apply it to your baby's nasal cavity, and the nasal mucosa will be injured.

Eat lighter. Take him to check it out. Perhaps, there is something in his nose.

When I was a child, I would have a nosebleed and I would put paper on my head or in my nostrils, but this method was wrong.

Generally, the nosebleed in children is caused by the mucosal damage of the Le's area of the nasal vestibule, because this small area is rich in blood vessels, and once it is broken, nosebleeds will occur. The causes of damage in this area are generally as follows: nose picking, bump (trauma), nose rubbing in dry weather, etc.

It is also important to rule out the possibility of thrombocytopenia, low coagulation function, etc. It can also be caused by fire.

If the amount of bleeding is large, you can first plug the bleeding nostrils with clean cotton or paper towels, and add appropriate pressure, which is conducive to stopping bleeding. If the bleeding still can't be stopped, then you have to go to the hospital to ask a ENT doctor to deal with it.

When your child has nosebleeds, do not lie down, but in a semi-sitting or sitting position, and apply a cold towel to the forehead to help stop the bleeding.

Tetracycline eye ointment and chlortetracycline eye ointment can be applied to moisten the nasal mucosa. You can also use sand cucumber, jade bamboo, etc. to cook soup and drink to nourish yin.

Also, teach your child not to pick his nose.

If the child's tongue coating is yellow, the tongue is red, and the urine is yellow at the same time, then it is considered that there is a fire, and it is necessary to use Jian'er Desolation Solution, Children's Seven Star Tea, etc. to clear the internal heat.

Hello, according to your description, if the child has this situation, considering that it is caused by dry weather, it is recommended that you should pay attention to let the child eat more vegetables, fruits and other foods rich in vitamins, drink more water, if there is total bleeding, be sure to go to the hospital to see the baby, I wish the baby good health!

Take your child to the hospital to have their blood checked! If it's a frequent nosebleed, you should pay attention to it! It could also be because of the recent dry weather!

It is best to go to the hospital to see, nosebleeds are a big deal, there are many microvessels in the nose, pay attention to it.

Go to the hospital to find a doctor to do a blood routine examination, and if there is no problem with the blood routine, go to the ENT department.

Isn't it on fire? I still ran into it! If you have a nosebleed for no reason, it's a problem, so it's best to get it checked.

Hello, it may be caused by fire, drink more water and eat fruits.

Nosebleeds may be caused by dry air, and the nasal mucosa is also dry, fragile, and prone to bleeding. You can go to the hospital and prescribe some paraffin oil or peppermint oil to apply to the nasal cavity, or you can ask a doctor to burn the blood vessels in the nasal cavity after examination to avoid frequent bleeding.

A blood routine should also be checked for hematologic disorders. Check to see if the ENT doctor has a deviated septum, etc. Drink plenty of water, eat plenty of vegetables and avoid nasal clasps.

Have you been to the hospital to see your nasal cavity? Maybe it's something to do with the dry environment! Pay attention to the temperature and humidity in the room, and don't sneeze too hard, blow your nose, or pick your nose! You can also apply ointments to the nasal mucosa, such as erythromycin ointment, peppermint oil, paraffin oil, etc., to prevent the nasal mucosa from drying out!

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Nosebleeds in children are usually caused by injuries to the front of the nasal diaphragm, which has several blood vessels intersecting and arteries, so there is a lot of bleeding. Children who are prone to nosebleeds can be roughly divided into the following types:

First, children with colds - because the cold will reduce the resistance of the nasal mucosa, and the symptoms of the cold (nasal congestion, runny nose, nasal pus, etc.) will make the child do some actions that directly hurt the nasal mucosa (such as blowing the nose vigorously, picking the nostrils, etc.), so it is easy to bleed.

Second, children with nasal allergies - because of itchy nose, runny nose, nasal congestion, will often pick their noses, so that the nasal mucosa is often injured and bleeding.

Third, children who have the habit of picking their nostrils with their fingers - because they often pick their nostrils, the nose and other entrances and nasal vestibules are repeatedly injured, scabbed, and then stained with nasal feces, children will can't help but pick out, so vicious circle, over time, the nose entrance and vestibular will produce ulcers, and it is easy to bleed.

Fourth, children with blood diseases - although the nose is not injured, this kind of children often have nosebleeds, usually slow flow, but the frequency is very frequent, this type of nosebleeds is often caused by blood diseases, in this case, you must immediately go to the hospital for a blood test, just in case.

Fifth, nosebleeds may be due to the fact that the air is relatively dry, and the nasal mucosa is also relatively dry, fragile, and prone to bleeding. You can go to the hospital and prescribe some paraffin oil or peppermint oil to apply to your nasal cavity, or you can ask your doctor to check the diagnosis and confirm the symptoms** to avoid frequent bleeding.

It is best to immediately press the wings of the nose with the thumb and middle finger at the same time, so that the bleeding site is compressed and stop bleeding, let go after about five minutes to see if the bleeding stops, if the bleeding continues, then repeat the pressure on the wings of the nose for five to ten minutes, most of the bleeding can be stopped, if not, you must quickly find an otolaryngologist for emergency.