What’s the reason for frequent nosebleeds?

1 Dry weather

Nosebleeds when the weather is dry may cause nosebleeds caused by dryness of the lungs and blood heat. People with lung dryness and blood heat are prone to dryness of the nasal cavity, and the fragility of the capillaries in the nasal cavity increases, making it easy for capillaries to burst and cause nosebleeds. In addition, if the weather is dry, the body will adjust itself to flow more blood through the nasal cavity to maintain normal physiological functions of the nasal cavity. The capillaries in the nasal mucosa are prone to congestion and nosebleeds. In addition, people who like to eat hot food are also prone to nosebleeds.

2 Habitual nose picking

People who are used to picking their nose forcefully can easily cause nosebleeds due to external force damage to the nasal mucosal blood vessels. In addition to nosebleeds caused by frequent nose picking, nosebleeds may also occur when the nose is habitually blown or when the nose is impacted by other external forces.

3 Nose diseases

If the nose suffers from sinusitis or other nose diseases, it is also easy to cause nosebleeds. Because of inflammatory infection or fungal bacterial infection, the blood vessels in the nasal mucosa can rupture. Especially when there is a hemangioma in the nose, the amount of nosebleed will be larger.

4 Systemic diseases

In addition to local symptoms of the nose, systemic blood diseases or acute febrile infectious diseases can cause damage to blood vessels and cause severe congestion of the nasal mucosa. , dry state, it is easy for capillaries to rupture and cause nosebleeds.