The weather is dry, bloody and booger.

There are many reasons for children's nosebleeds. Parents should pay attention to it, find out the reasons in time and take measures. At the same time, keeping the children's routine and healthy diet can also effectively prevent nosebleeds.

Fragile nasal mucosa

The baby's nasal mucosa is very delicate. In dry weather, they need more blood to moisten their noses. In this way, the nasal cavity is prone to congestion, leading to bleeding.

wound

Children are always full of energy, running around and jumping, and it is inevitable that there will be bumps. Once the fragile nose is hit, it may bleed. In addition, don't let children play the game of nasal foreign body blockage, otherwise it may also lead to bleeding.

Pick your nose with your hand

If the baby has allergic rhinitis or a cold, the nose itches easily, causing them to sneeze or pick their nostrils with their hands. This can easily damage the nasal mucosa and lead to bleeding.

Life and rest

Children's work and rest habits have a great influence on health. If they don't get enough sleep and are weak, they are prone to nosebleeds. Usually, such children may have more gums, runny nose, bad breath and other problems.

Caused by allergies

Cold air in winter is particularly easy to cause nasal allergies, leading to fragile nasal mucosa and nosebleeds. Parents should pay attention to keep warm and try to avoid allergens.