Patient's question:
My son is four and a half years old. He has been having nosebleeds for the past few days. I'm worried that there might be something wrong. Here is his medical history and the effectiveness of previous treatments:I didn't pay attention to how it was treated. I want to know what might be causing it. I'm a bit worried because my son has never had this before.
Doctor's answer:
When a person's qi and blood surge, especially when the lung qi is particularly hot or the air is dry, they may experience nosebleeds. When the lung qi is too hot, the person's eyes may also have bloodshotness or broken skin. Children should pay attention to their diet and consume more foods that clear the lungs and cool the blood, especially during the summer. Medications should be chosen for their ability to thoroughly eliminate internal and external toxins, cool the blood, and clear the dry fire in the lungs. Wishing you a speedy recovery.