Patient's question:
The child often visits the children's hospital for nosebleeds. Blood tests and nasal endoscopy showed no problems. Today, another nosebleed occurred, and we are very concerned. We don't know what to do. Please help and give some advice.Doctor's answer:
Like your child's condition, it should be due to dry weather or when a person is angry, furious, or even when they don't rest well, it may cause blood to surge upwards, leading to nosebleeds. Additionally, consuming too much spicy food may also cause lung heat, resulting in nosebleeds. Furthermore, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause blood vessels in the head to dilate, leading to nosebleeds.Advice: It is recommended to minimize your child's exposure to sunlight, avoid spicy foods, and get more rest. The above advice is for the question "A three-month-old child frequently has nosebleeds for three weeks." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!