Patient's question:
Girls, 7 years old, usually have nosebleeds during sleep at night, and their physical condition is generally good, just a bit lacking in meat at dinner. Past treatment and effectiveness: None. Regardless of what kind of assistance: Children have nosebleeds, what are the specific reasons?Doctor's answer:
Your baby's condition is caused by dry nasal mucosa leading to small blood vessel rupture, primarily due to fever and cold exposure, as well as indoor air dryness. It is recommended to actively treat and prevent this issue.Advice: It is suggested that you pay attention to your baby's warmth protection, prevent cold exposure, drink more warm water, have more bowel movements, and eat more vegetables and fruits. Applying erythromycin ointment to the nasal cavity for treatment is also possible. Maintain good indoor air circulation, pay attention to dietary diversity, and avoid a monotonous diet. I hope my explanation helps you.