Patient's question:
My child has been having nosebleeds for many years whenever they have a stomachache. Recently, a cold led to tonsillitis, accompanied by a sore throat, cough, and fever. The medicine doesn't seem to help anymore, and it's getting worse. Is there any solution?What kind of help is needed: How to handle a child with stomachache and nosebleeds
Doctor's answer:
It may be due to dry air, dry nasal mucosa, and increased fragility, making it prone to cracking. You can visit a hospital to get some petroleum jelly or mint oil to apply to the nasal cavity. Alternatively, you can ask the doctor to cauterize the blood vessels inside the nose after a thorough examination to prevent frequent cracking. It is also recommended to check a blood test to rule out any blood system diseases. You should also consult an ophthalmologist to check for conditions like a deviated septum. In daily life, it is advisable to drink more water, eat more vegetables, and avoid picking the nose. The above suggestions are for the question "What to do if a child has stomach problems and nosebleeds." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!