Patient's question:
A 10-year-old child has been experiencing excessive nasal discharge and more frequent nosebleeds this year. Two months ago, the doctor diagnosed sinusitis and prescribed cephalexin and Qingkailing for a week, along with applying tetracycline ointment in the nose before bed. However, there was no significant improvement. A half month ago, the doctor said the sinusitis had improved significantly, diagnosing anterior rhinopharyngitis instead, without medication. Tetracycline ointment has been used continuously since then. The discharge fills half of the nasal cavity daily, and if not cleared, the child can only breathe through the mouth at night. From last Sunday to today, the child has had three nosebleeds in total.Doctor's answer:
Nosebleeds are common in children, but it is necessary to come to the hospital for an examination to rule out nasal and blood diseases.