Patient's question:
Our baby at home now, yesterday also didn't know what was wrong, no signs, the baby suddenly had a nosebleed. Please ask what to do if a child has a nosebleed?Doctor's answer:
First, comfort the child to prevent crying. Then, keep the child in their seat with their body leaning forward to prevent blood from being expelled through the mouth and blocking the airway. At this time, the adult should use both hands to gently pinch the child's bilateral nostrils and then use a sterile cotton swab to wipe away the blood that has flowed out, increasing the blockage in the nasal cavity. In daily life, the patient should maintain a balanced intake of nutrients, engage in more aerobic exercises to exercise the body, and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and speed up recovery.