Why nose bleeding

Bleeding from the nose
First, it is necessary to take a medical history of exposure to a bruise, taking any medication, or making a great effort
And nosebleeds are often due to increased temperatures, exposure to a bruise, or increased blood flow arising from taking some medications that increase blood flow.
In the event of a nosebleed, it is preferable to return the head back with continuous pressure on the nose to stop the bleeding
If the bleeding is not stopped, it is preferable to go to the hospital and adrenaline is placed in the nose to stop the bleeding
investigation
It is necessary to start with taking the medical history with more accuracy in terms of the time between blood thinning and taking the drug tablets, in addition to the comprehensive blood test, through which we can see the size and color of the red blood cells and the ferritin, excluding blood diseases with the INR blood test.
Possible causes of nosebleeds

• Taking medications that increase blood thinning, such as Plavix, or medications such as aspirin
• Nasal bruising
• high temperature
• Vitamin C deficiency
• Disease problems in the blood

 Advice

• We recommend visiting the nearest health center for a medical examination and appropriate treatment, in addition to referring to a specialist