What to do if you have a headache after nose bleeding

Nose bleeding is a very common situation in people's daily life. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by getting angry or it may be caused by external force. In the face of this situation, people need to pay special attention to it. Some people will have a headache after nose bleeding. This is very likely caused by the brain and needs people to take timely measures to deal with it. The following is a detailed introduction on how to deal with a headache after nose bleeding.

Headaches may be caused by sinusitis, which can lead to nasal bleeding. Nose bleeding can also be caused by many reasons, such as rhinitis, nasal vascular malformations, nasal polyps, etc. Suggestions: It is recommended to conduct a comprehensive examination as soon as possible to identify the causative factors. CT and nasal endoscopy can be performed. After the diagnosis is clear, further treatment methods can be selected.

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[Treatment policy]

Improve symptoms, prevent complications, improve local drainage, and restore the normal physiological function of the sinuses.

[Drug treatment]

Acute sinusitis: Use sufficient antibiotics to control infection. Since most of them are coccal infections, penicillins and cephalosporins are the drugs of choice. Drug treatment emphasizes the selection of sensitive antibiotics and their use in sufficient doses and for sufficient courses. If the headache or local pain is severe, sedatives or analgesics may be used appropriately. General treatment is the same as for acute rhinitis. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment focuses on dispersing wind and heat, and aromatically opening the orifices, supplemented by detoxification and removing blood stasis.

[Surgical treatment]

① Acute sinusitis: When drug control is unsatisfactory or complications occur, endoscopic sinus surgery can be used to directly reach the lesion through endoscope guidance, open the sinus opening, remove the lesions, improve local drainage, and then restore the normal physiological function of the sinuses; ② Chronic sinusitis: Endoscopic sinus surgery is currently the preferred method. Under the clear vision of nasal endoscope, all sinus lesions are completely removed, the sinus ostia are fully opened, sinus drainage is improved, and normal tissue is preserved as much as possible. It is a minimally invasive surgery that preserves function as much as possible. Others include maxillary sinus endonasal window surgery, maxillary sinus radical surgery, intranasal ethmoid sinus resection, external ethmoid sinus resection, frontal sinus drilling, frontal sinus incision, sphenoid sinus incision, etc.