Patient's question:
If slightly cold to the back or catching a cold, it will cause nosebleed. Already started at the age of 2. Past treatment and effectiveness: Visited many hospitals for thorough examinations, all said there was nothing wrong. Brewed and gave many herbal remedies collected from doctors at home. What kind of assistance is desired: I...Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for nosebleeds, common ones include trauma, acute and chronic inflammation, blood diseases, etc. According to what you mentioned, you have had thorough examinations in multiple hospitals and nothing was found, which can rule out blood diseases and nasal inflammation, deformities, etc. Consider the following aspects:1. Environmental factors: Dry climate, excessive dust in the air can make blood vessels brittle and prone to rupture.
2. Children are still growing and developing, their blood vessels are not yet mature, making them easily prone to tearing with external factors.
3. Poor habits, such as picking the nose, can lead to shock if the skin tears excessively. Therefore, if tearing occurs, it should be stopped immediately. The best method is to block and press the area. Avoid washing or rubbing with water. If it cannot be stopped, a cotton ball moistened with adrenaline can be used to block the nose, which often helps.
Regarding your suggestion to take the child for a thorough examination, I recommend going to a regular hospital. It is unnecessary to undergo excessive testing—focus on the specific issues. Otherwise, it will be counterproductive.