Patient's question:
Frequent nosebleeds, sometimes in the morning and sometimes at night, the cause is unclear. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Without treatment, what kind of assistance is needed: What are the reasons? How to comprehensively prevent and treat? What should be paid attention to?...Doctor's answer:
It is because the air is quite dry, and the nasal mucosa is also dry, fragile, and prone to peeling. This is the most common reason. It is generally caused by dryness. You can go to the hospital to get some petroleum jelly or menthol oil to apply to the nasal cavity. You can also find a soft plastic straw, wash it clean, soak it with vegetable oil (any cooking oil can be used), and then drip it into the nose. This mainly serves to moisturize. This has no side effects. You can also ask the doctor to carefully examine and cauterize the blood vessels in the nasal cavity to prevent frequent peeling. You should also check a blood test to see if there are any blood system diseases. Additionally, see an ophthalmologist to check for conditions like a deviated septum, which may require surgical treatment. You should drink more water, eat more vegetables, and avoid picking your nose. If the air is dry, you can place a basin of water in the room to reduce this symptom.