Frequent Nose Bleeds: Live with it!

                    Nose bleeds can be embarrassing and frightening at times. It brings on agitation in many peoples when it happens. Knowing about Nose bleeds can help you understand the type and take the measures to control it.

               

Nose Bleeding

  Nosebleeds are usually of two types-

 1.      Anterior Nose bleeds are more frequent and covers about 90% of the nosebleeds in people. This includes occasional, slight bleeding from one of the nostrils. This bleeding happens from the blood vessel at the frontal part of the nasal septum where networks of the blood vessels meet. These are less serious and can be brought under control by simple medications or by few home remedies.

 2.      Posterior Nose bleeds are less common and happens in very few cases and is most common in thirdly generation fellows. This includes much, violent bleeding from both nostrils. It starts from arteries lying in the internal posterior part of the nose. These are much complicated and require immediate transfer to hospital and check up by an otolaryngologist.

     
How Nose Bleed Start:

            Many simple reasons can result in nose bleeding, like:

                    1.      trauma,

                    2.      deformities inside the nose,

                    3.      serious injury in the nasal part

                    4.      inflammation in the nose

                    5.      Excessive blowing and picking of nose

                    6.      cold and allergies

                    7.      use of anticoagulant( blood-thinning) medications,

                    8.      Drying of the inner nostrils.

                    9.      Intranasal tumors.



Home Remedies:

1.      Try direct pressurizing the nostrils by pinching the nose.

2.      Hold your head bent forward. Use saline and topical ointments to moisturize the nose.

3.      Use a nasal decongestant spray to prevent a blocked nose.

4.      Have soft, cool diet and beverages for at least one day. Avoid Hot and spicy foods.

5.      Use a Nasal Pack or ice wrapped in towel or a pack of chilling cold water if at home.
6.   If bleeding stills prevails, then consult a doctor or for better, visit any Eyes, Ears and Nose specialist.

Every problems can be solved or made less intense if you know the right steps to put ahead. 
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 (Nasal Packs are used when less conservative measures do not work. They are put on the both sides of the nose. It is a compressed sponge-like material or gel based wrapping balloon.)