What should children do if they have nosebleeds every day?

Rupture of nasal mucosa: If the nasal cavity is too dry or suffers from allergic rhinitis, children often pick their noses or blow their noses with their hands, resulting in rupture of nasal mucosa and nosebleeds. It is necessary to clean the blood clot in the nasal cavity first, then wash the nasal cavity with normal saline, and then press to stop bleeding. Compound peppermint oil nasal drops can be used to moisten nasal cavity. 2, nasal hemangioma: if there is a nasal hemangioma, often rupture bleeding, often causing nosebleeds. You should find a professional doctor to remove it. Children's nosebleeds may be related to factors such as dry nose, allergic rhinitis, nose picking and blood diseases. Repeated nosebleeds, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the illness. 1, nasal dryness: due to dry weather or low indoor humidity, the nasal cavity is dry and the nasal capillaries are fragile, which easily leads to nosebleeds. It is suggested to buy a humidifier to improve indoor humidity and relieve symptoms. 2, pick your nose: children especially love to pick your nose, nasal blood vessels are shallow and thin. Long-term stimulation or slight exertion can lead to nasal mucosal bleeding. Parents should correct this bad habit in time. 3, allergic rhinitis: it is a chronic reactive inflammation of the nasal mucosa. Often manifested as itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose and other symptoms. The nasal cavity is stimulated for a long time and the blood vessels become brittle. A little force will cause nosebleeds. 4, blood diseases: children themselves have blood diseases, such as hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura, aplastic anemia and so on. All these diseases may lead to recurrent nosebleeds. Only by controlling the primary disease can the symptoms be alleviated.

1, which is related to the climate. If the climate is too dry or the temperature is too high, it is easy to cause the nasal mucosa, especially the mucosa in the front of the nasal septum, to fall off and the blood vessels to fill and rupture, thus leading to nosebleeds.

2, the cause of injury: such as trauma or foreign bodies in the nasal cavity, can also lead to nosebleeds.

3, vegetation reasons: if a tumor grows in the nasal cavity, such as hemangioma or malignant tumor, it will also lead to nosebleeds, which is relatively rare.

Second, systematic reasons:

1, acute fever or infectious diseases can lead to nosebleeds.

2, blood diseases, such as thrombocytopenia or coagulation dysfunction, can also easily lead to nosebleeds.

3. Patients with malnutrition or vitamin C deficiency are also prone to nosebleeds.

4, drug or drug poisoning, it is also easy to cause nosebleeds.

Treatment of nosebleeds: If it is anterior nostril bleeding, the patient's family members or parents should not panic too much, because nosebleeds from the front of the nasal cavity are generally 80%-90% in the anterior lower part of the nasal septum, which is professionally called Lee's area.