Patient's question:
Our baby at home now, yesterday didn't know what was wrong, no signs at all, the baby suddenly had a nosebleed. Please ask what's wrong with a three-year-old child having a fever and nosebleed?Doctor's answer:
Recurring this condition is usually due to a cold leading to rhinitis, which then causes skin peeling. If the bleeding is not significant, it is recommended to first apply medication by gently pressing the area and then wait for a few moments to observe. If the condition still persists or recurs, it is necessary to take the child to the hospital for a blood test. It is advised to focus on taking these medications and carefully observe the situation. Focus on oral medication and careful observation, and if necessary, return to the otolaryngology department for a follow-up visit. Daily routines should be regular, proper warmth and cold prevention measures should be taken, a diet rich in light, soft, and liquid foods should be followed, the room should be ventilated frequently, and plenty of hot water should be consumed to ensure the condition does not recur.