The nose bleeding is finally cured

In autumn, many mothers are very distressed because their children are prone to nosebleeds, which is related to the dry weather. Of course, in addition to children who may have nosebleeds when the seasons change, sometimes bleeding may also occur due to accidental contact. It is not easy to stop nose bleeding, and some effective methods need to be taken. When the nose bleeding is finally cured, special attention should be paid. I drink water to reduce heat, or drink some drinks that can clear heat and detoxify.

1. Folk remedies for treating nosebleeds

The first folk remedy is to prepare fresh Rehmannia glutinosa, fresh Imperata root, and fresh Phragmites australis, then decoct them in water and take one dose per day for five consecutive days.

The second folk remedy is to prepare water spinach, sugar, and pear. Then wash the water spinach, mash it with the sugar, pour in boiling water, put it in a bowl with the pear, put it in an electric rice cooker and stew for half an hour as tea.

The third folk recipe is to prepare fresh lotus root and white radish, then wash and chop them, squeeze out the juice and filter the residue. After mixing the two juices, add honey and stir evenly before drinking.

The fourth folk remedy is to prepare fresh leeks, then wash and mash them to extract the juice, add a small amount of brown sugar and mix well. Take it all at once. Take one to three doses, and the cure rate is very high.

2. Causes of Nosebleeds

Some diseases themselves are accompanied by symptoms of nose bleeding. For example, inflammatory bleeding is more common in colds, flu or acute rhinitis. Chronic atrophic rhinitis and dry rhinitis are more prone to bleeding. In addition, some bad habits in life can also damage the nasal mucosal tissue. For example, people who often pick their noses with their fingers may injure the mucosa and cause bleeding due to picking their noses. From this we can see that nose bleeding is mostly not a simple disease, but is often accompanied by other complications. Patients should handle it with caution and not take it lightly.

3. Prevention of Nosebleeds

1. Pay attention to nasal hygiene. Some people have the habit of picking their noses, which is a very bad habit. Picking the nose can damage the nasal mucosa, cause blood vessels to rupture, and cause nosebleeds. To prevent nosebleeds, you must change the habit of picking your nose.

2. Keep the nasal cavity moist. If the indoor air is dry, you can use a humidifier and open windows for ventilation, and do not let the room temperature be too high. For patients with frequent nosebleeds, you can apply paraffin oil, chloramphenicol cod liver oil, etc. in the nasal cavity to moisten the nasal mucosa and prevent nosebleeds.

IV. Precautions

Pay attention to physical exercise and improve your physical fitness. Do not blow or pick your nose hard to prevent mechanical damage. Once nose bleeding occurs, pinch the nostrils on both sides with your fingers, lie flat and calmly, and apply cold compresses to the forehead and back of the neck to promote blood vessel contraction and reduce bleeding.