Why do some people bleed from the nose easily?

Febrile Infectious Diseases Children often have some infectious diseases with acute onset and high fever, especially upper respiratory tract infections. When high fever occurs, the first mucosal blood vessels of the whole body are congested and swollen, and this pathological change also occurs in the nasal mucosa, and acute congestion and swelling of the nasal mucosa are more likely to cause rupture and bleeding, because the nasal mucosa hail blood vessels are superficial, once the fever is severe, coupled with the external force of blowing the nose, the submucosal blood vessels will rupture and bleed; Trauma: The nose is an organ exposed to the surface of the body, and in the event of trauma, such as blows and falls, the nose will naturally bear the brunt.

Under the impact of severe trauma, the blood vessels under the mucosa will rupture and bleed. <>

The blood vessels in the nose are abundant and superficially tortuous; Because the nasal cavity is the gateway to the respiratory tract, it is susceptible to germs, injuries and other factors. Common causes of nosebleeds are local injuries, inflammation, ulcers, tumors, and varicose veins. Rhinitis, nasal polyps, and nasal cancer are especially prone to bleeding.

1.Predisposing factors for epistaxis: (1) trauma, (2) nasal lesions, (3) systemic diseases, 2Identification and management of nosebleeds Nosebleeds are both a symptom and a condition of many diseases.

Because the symptoms of nosebleeds can be mild or severe, they should not be ignored. Epistaxis caused by local causes (eg, trauma, nasal lesions) often manifests as one epistaxis, while epistaxis caused by systemic causes (systemic diseases) usually manifests as bilateral bleeding or alternate bleeding, and epistaxis may also be a symptom in patients with hypertensive crisis. Small nosebleeds are usually bloody or spotted in the nasal discharge, and most of them stop spontaneously and heal without treatment.

Heavy nosebleeds are usually watery, uncontrollable, and must be treated urgently.

3.General management of epistaxis Nosebleeds should be placed in a sitting or semi-sitting position and care should be taken to protect the patient's clothing to avoid contamination by blood. If there is a lot of bleeding or the patient is in shock (such as paleness, cold limbs, rapid pulse, shortness of breath, etc.), the pillow can be removed, the pillow can be taken or the head is lowered and 120 can be called immediately.

At the same time, carefully observe the changes in breathing and pulse, and send the patient to the hospital as soon as possible.

Hello landlord, I really haven't seen your problem, but here's what I can tell you: nosebleeds are a common symptom of a variety of diseases.

It can be divided into (1) lung meridian heat (2) stomach heat (3) liver fire reversal type, (4) liver and kidney yin deficiency type, and (5) spleen ununified blood type.

The folk use of unique ** to stop bleeding, effective quickly, no ***. Hope it helps.

1: Acupressure.

Acupuncture: Shoulder well point (located at the midpoint of the line between the large cone and the acromion).

Treatment: The patient takes a sitting position, the surgeon pinches with the index and thumb, squeezes the center of the acupuncture point, lifts the shoulder muscles up for 3 5 seconds, repeats 3 times for 1 time, each time with an interval of two minutes, and connects 3 times during the attack. 5 days is 1 course of treatment. The interval between each course of treatment is 3 days, and pregnant women should not use this method.

Efficacy: 1 3 times of massage, hemostasis efficiency up to 100

2: Nasal drops**.

Prescription: Aloe vera 2 grams.

Usage: Finely ground the medicine, take 1 gram each, add 10 ml of warm boiled water and stir well, 2 drops of nasal drops on the back side, 3 5 times a day.

Efficacy: Treatment of nasal mucosal erosion and bleeding, nasal drops 1 2 times, effective rate of 100.

As for nosebleeds from colds, there may be other causes... Excuse me...

Regardless of the evaluation, equipment, and other conditions, the Provincial Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital Affiliated to Shandong University is good.

The mucosal vessels of the nasal septum are abundant, and the mucosa is thinner, and it is easier to bleed if the air is dry or if the blood vessels are often more fragile. Try to keep the air you breathe moist, you can also apply some chlortetracycline cream to the anterior and lower part of the nasal septum, drink plenty of water, eat more vegetables and fruits, etc.

Acute upward sensation, mucosal edema, easy bleeding.

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 trigger nosebleeds:

1. The climate is dry. 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 also be noted that frequent nose bleeding may be a local problem of the nose or a manifestation of a certain disease, so students who often have nose bleeding should go to the hospital for further examination to avoid delaying the condition.

Analysis:

Nosebleeds are caused by fire, and they have a lot to do with a long time.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you abstain from spicy food, eat more fruits and vegetables, and take Coptis supernatant tablets orally. If the symptoms do not improve, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up.

2. Condition analysis:

Hello, nosebleeds may be due to the dry air, nasal mucosa is also relatively dry, fragile, and easy to bleed, but it also has a certain relationship with your drinking, plus the fire in the front, which is the trigger.

Suggestions: Usual diet, to be light, don't drink wine for the time being, it's really not good to drink less, you can go to the hospital to prescribe some paraffin oil or peppermint oil to smear the nasal cavity, or you can ask a doctor to check it, burn the blood vessels in the nasal cavity 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. Hope to adopt.

Nosebleeds are usually caused by an external force, such as a blow to the nose. And the climate is excessive: dryness (cracking the nasal membranes), sudden changes in air pressure, picking the nostrils with fingernails, or blowing the nose too violently, may also cause the nasal mucosa to be injured and bleed, and some ** nosebleeds will drip blood on the mouth, chin and clothes, which looks quite scary.

There are two types of nosebleeds: anterior and posterior. The posterior type mainly affects older people, especially those with high blood pressure.

In this type, blood flows from the back of the nose and down the back of the mouth and into the throat, regardless of the position the person is in. In severe cases, the direction of blood flow may be both anterior and posterior. This nosebleed requires hospital care.

The common nosebleed is anterior, which occurs from the front of the nose. When standing or sitting, blood comes out of one or both nostrils. When lying down, blood flow may go to the throat. This nosebleed can be scary, but it's not serious.

Whether it's due to dry weather, high blood pressure or hardening of the arteries***, or nosebleeds caused by accidentally breaking the nasal passages, the tips below are helpful for all kinds of nosebleeds.