Frequent nosebleeds but to what extent do I need laser or cryotherapy?

The Department of Otolaryngology of Liaoning Fengtian Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is more authoritative, and you can consult relevant experts.

Hello, nasal bleeding is the rupture of blood vessels on the surface of the nasal mucosa, and the bleeding point can be stopped by electrocoagulation or nasal tamponade.

Generally, a small amount of bleeding does not need special treatment after nasal bleeding electrocoagulation hemostasis, and there will be a small amount of oozing blood after nasal mucosal damage, and anti-inflammatory ointment can be applied in the nasal cavity to reduce inflammation and keep the mucosa moist.

There is still a possibility of rupture after capillary freezing, so it is recommended not to pick the nostrils all the time. Can't stay up late.

There are many reasons for nosebleeds, depending on what causes nosebleeds, such as rhinitis may also cause nosebleeds, and nosebleeds may also occur when on fire.

I went to Xiangya Attached 2 today to do the laser **, I hope it won't be in the flow, you can also go to the big hospital**.

Nosebleeds are low platelets, buy more red-skinned peanuts to eat.

Nosebleeds may also occur due to external force or excessive dryness or internal fire. Not necessarily, I used to have a lot of nosebleeds and then it got better. But it's okay, it's better not to pick your nostrils.

There are many causes of nosebleeds in teenagers, it can be caused by dry and hot weather, or inflammation of the nose, upper respiratory tract infection, lack of certain nutrients in the body, unbalanced nutrition, etc

Hello, 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. 3. Fever:

In particular, fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection, influenza, hemorrhagic fever, 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 bodies: children stuff paper balls, fruit peels, melon seeds, toy small 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. If nosebleeds are heavy and frequent, you should go to a professional hospital for examination** in time to avoid the occurrence of other diseases.

Nosebleeds are not uncommon, but when the amount of bleeding is relatively small, what should be done properly? According to experts, small bleeding should be identified first. Due to the small amount of bleeding, sufficient time is allowed to carefully search for the bleeding point.

After the bleeding site is found with a general rhinoscope, the method is as follows: 1Cautery method Nasal mucosal surface anesthesia at the bleeding area, 50% silver nitrate or trichloroacetic acid is applied to the area, and the ruptured small blood vessels are closed by its protein coagulation.

It can also be cauterized, or laser or frozen**. 2.Submucosal dissection May be used in cases of recurrent bleeding from mucosal hemorrhages in the anterior part of the nasal septum.

The procedure is the same as that of conventional septal submucosal resection, and if there is a deviated septal cartilage, it should be removed, and the dissection should be slightly wider. Narwla (1987) concluded that this method is superior to arterial ligation and that its effectiveness may be due to the fact that some cases have a deviated septum or sufficient disruption of the submucosal vascular network. 3.

Scarification method nasal mucosal surface anesthesia, use an ophthalmic triangular knife to make three incisions in the nasal septum bleeding area, long 1, cut the mucosa, cut off the dilated hair cell blood vessels, and do 1 2mm wide submucosal peeling on both sides of the incision, compression for 24 hours. 4.Nasal endoscopic electrocautery When bleeding is difficult to detect with anterior rhinoscopy, nasal endoscopy may be performed to identify bleeding sites at the back of the nose, such as the posterior septum, posterolateral wall of the lower meatus, the posterior part of the nasal floor, and the middle meatus.

The electrocautery head is introduced under the endoscope for cauterization, and the laser cautery can also be introduced through the optical fiber. Because C02 and YAG lasers are prone to cause large-scale burns, KTP lasers are more appropriate. The area around the bleeding point should be cauterized first, and then at the severed end of the vessel.

If it is a continuous nosebleed, whether it is heavy or small, then it should be checked in a regular hospital.

Nosebleeds in children and adolescents tend to occur in the front of the nasal cavity, which is the front of the nasal diaphragm, because there are many blood vessels in this area. Children who are prone to nosebleeds can be divided into the following conditions:

1. Children suffering from 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 make some actions that directly hurt the nasal mucosa (such as blowing the nose hard, picking the nostrils, etc.), so it is easy to bleed.

2. Children with rhinitis allergies: due to itchy nose, runny nose and nasal congestion, they will often pick their noses, which makes the nasal mucosa often injured and bleed.

3. 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 and scabbed, and children can't help but dig out, so vicious circle, over time, the nose entrance and vestibular part will produce ulcers, and it is easy to bleed.

4. Children with blood diseases: although the nose of this kind of child is not injured, but often nosebleeds, usually slow flow, but the number of times is very frequent, this type of nosebleeds is often caused by blood diseases, in this case, you must immediately go to the hospital for blood tests, just in case.

It is recommended that parents do not see a large amount of nasal bleeding in the child's nasal cavity, the easiest way to stop bleeding is to use the thumb and middle finger to press both sides of the nose at the same time, about 5-10 minutes after letting go to see if the bleeding is stopped, if the bleeding continues, and then repeat the pressure on the nose to stop the bleeding, if it still does not work, you must quickly find an otolaryngologist to see.

It is a long-term consumption of spicy, smoky, alcoholic, fried and fried food; Eating garlic, onions, onions, fish, loaches, shrimps, oysters, mutton, lamb kidneys, lychees, chestnuts and other foods that nourish yang and fire, plus anxious, dry air, and hot in summer, cause blood fever, blood fever in vain, eat spicy, stomach fire, stomach fire goes up, then nosebleeds.

1.Nasal bleeding is initially considered to be the following diseases: local inflammation, tumors, trauma, dry weather, coagulation dysfunction, bleeding in the alar area, etc.

2.It is recommended that you go to the hospital to find an ENT doctor for treatment, and if necessary, do some relevant auxiliary examinations such as endoscopy, blood routine, coagulation, etc., according to the medical history, symptoms and signs, etc., and carry out targeted treatment after a clear diagnosis. Drink plenty of water.

What is the cause of nosebleeds in children?

Use the simplest method: dip the palm of your hand in some water and then pat the back of the neck three times, so that the bleeding stops quickly, because there is an acupuncture point on the back of the neck (I don't remember the name); That's how I used to stop nosebleeds, hehe (because it didn't work to see beautiful women bleeding).

Don't raise your head to stop the bleeding, this method is unscientific. Just rub the nostrils gently with a tissue, remove it when it doesn't run, and clean it up. There are many causes of nosebleeds, in addition to congenital, it can be a fire, or it can be caused by an external force, such as a finger touch or a nose injury.

Blood vessels in the nasal cavity can easily rupture.

The weather is dry and cold now, so everyone has nosebleeds, don't worry too much, just drink five packs of Xia Sangju granules a day.

Epistaxis, also known as epistaxis, is one of the common clinical symptoms, mostly caused by nasal lesions, but also caused by systemic diseases, and occasionally due to nasal lesions adjacent to the nasal cavity bleeding through the nasal cavity. Epistaxis is usually unilateral but can also be bilateral; intermittent and recurrent bleeding may occur, but bleeding may also be persistent; The amount of bleeding varies, ranging from blood in the nasal discharge to hemorrhagic shock. Recurrent bleeding can lead to anemia. Most bleeding stops spontaneously.

When I was a child, I often had nosebleeds, and my mother used mulberry leaves and pork lungs to make soup, and also added eggs and rock sugar, and then it didn't flow again.

Nosebleeds If you have frequent nosebleeds, I recommend that you go to the hospital and have a good check-up, there are many diseases that can cause nosebleeds. Severe: such as leukemia. This is often seen on television.

Frequent bleeding, it may be leukemia, of course, it may also be that the lining of the nasal cavity is damaged, go to the hospital to see.

Just let it flow until it doesn't flow.

There are many causes of the nose, such as poor coagulation function, high blood pressure, high fragility of blood vessels, etc., and there are two large capillaries in the nasal mucosa.