Patient's question:
Previously, it happened twice while sleeping, and this time it happened twice during the day, once when getting up in the morning.Doctor's answer:
First, it is recommended that you take your baby for a blood platelet test to see if the cause is low platelet count. If the numbers are normal, it may be due to dry climate. In most cases, nosebleeds in infants and young children are benign bleeding, and they often occur at the front of the nasal septum in young children. This is because there is a dense of blood vessels here. Whenever the weather is dry and cold, or the patient has allergic rhinitis, the nasal mucosa becomes dry and fragile, making it easy to get injured. If, in addition, frequent nose blowing or nose picking is involved, causing mechanical injury, nosebleeds will occur.