What's going on with nose tip bleeding?

Many people find blood on the tip of their nose when they get up and wash up in the morning every day, but it is not internal bleeding. In fact, this is a simple phenomenon and is related to human skin diseases. Bleeding from the tip of the nose does not have a big impact on the body, but it does have some effect on appearance. Therefore, many people are concerned about the issue of what is bleeding from the tip of the nose. Let's take a look at the relevant explanation below.

The possibility of folliculitis is relatively high, and anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out in time to prevent the spread of infection. Give appropriate oral antibiotics.

1. Folliculitis

The most common areas of infection are the head and neck, and patients may also experience itching and mild pain. Folliculitis also tends to recur, often occurring in multiple locations and being stubborn in nature.

2. Pyogenic cocci

If pyogenic cocci invade the area around the hair follicle opening, inflammation will appear in the hair follicles and other parts. This is what we often call folliculitis in our daily life. The cause of pyogenic coccal infection has a lot to do with skin cleanliness. If the skin is not cleaned properly or if you do not take a bath for a long time, it will cause local skin infection, thereby inducing folliculitis. In addition, injuries caused by pulling, rubbing, and scratching of the hair can also lead to pyogenic coccal infection.

3. TCM perspective

Chinese medicine believes that the reason why folliculitis is induced is closely related to the internal accumulation of dampness and heat, external heat evil, and fumigation of the lung system. These factors will lead to accumulation of skin, long-term accumulation of heat, heat and flesh rotting into pus, pus flow, etc., thus inducing folliculitis.

4. Skin damage

If the human body's immunity is reduced and the skin is damaged at the same time, it is easy to induce folliculitis. In addition, folliculitis will cause symptoms such as itching, so scratching will cause pathogens to invade the hair follicles, thus leading to the occurrence of various inflammations. In particular, people who are often exposed to tar substances for a long time, or who use tar substances or corticosteroids for a long time, are more likely to develop folliculitis.