nose bleeds?

Answer 1

what about them?

Answer 2

Obviously, insufficient info here. However, here are some "facts" about nosebleeds.
1). Medical term for nosebleed is "Epistaxis"
2). May be related to trauma, blood-pressure, irritated nasal passages, small broken vessels in nose...other factors.
3). During nosebleed, sit with both nostrils pinched shut and with head foreward in a "sniffing " type position for 10 minutes. Do not release for the first ten minutes, or risk starting the hemorrhage again. Sometimes nosebleeds 2nd to a broken vessel just won't quit, or keep recurring. The MD can easily fix this problem with cauterizing. Better luck!

Answer 3

Some people suffer from nose bleeds when the air in a room may be too dry. To alleviate this problem, use a humidifier in the room or use a dab of Vaseline in the nostrils

Answer 4

Bleeding of nose is generally due to high temperature of our body as well as external temperature. The easiest cure of this is splashing the face with cold water few times a day as well as consuming cold eatables n drinks

Answer 5

What do you want to know about them? Cause? Sometimes it's high blood pressure, but more often it's dryness or allergies. My younger sister had a major problem with them as a child, and vitamin e helped stop it for some strange reason.

Answer 6

As with other readers of your question, your question is short on detail. The following web page, if you follow the nosebleed hints, might lead you to believe that you may not be getting enough vitamin K in your diet. Check it out:
http://www.ctds.info/natthinners.html

Answer 7

yes some times

Answer 8

I am not sure of the question........but if you have a nose bleeeding problem.....it can be dry membranes in the nose,allergies,......If it persists, see you DR

Answer 9

if your wondering why your getting them its because your nose is dring up

Answer 10

stress