Nosebleeds?

Question

I got nosebleed every time I sneeze!! Please help me! I think I may have delicate blood vessels.. but how do I prevent to get another nosebleed?

Answer 1

HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT FOR EPISTAXIS(Bleeding from nose) :-

Head remedy, Bleeding worse by slightest motion(specially beneficial for youngsters) Bryonia Q, 3 hourly, 5 - 6 drops

Bleeding easy and passive; worse blowing the nose; blood do not coagulate easily; thirst for icy cold drinks/water Phosphorus 200 once weekly (3 Doses)

Blood bright red; nausea; tongue clean Ipecac 6X or 30, 1/2 hourly (3 Doses)

Blood dark in colour; do not coagulate easily; worse while washing face or hands Ammonium Carb 30, 4 hourly

With redness of face; rush of blood towards head Belladonna 30 or 200, 1/2 hourly

Persistent bleeding(repeated); burning pains and irritability Arsenic Alb 30, 6 hourly

Epistaxis at menopause Lachesis 30 or 200, 4 hourly (3 Doses)

Blood dark and clotted; bleeding so profuse that it causes fainting and ringing in ears; patient wants to be fanned China 30, 1/2 hourly

Due to relaxation of capillaries; puffiness of the body; worse at night and morning Bovista 30, 4 hourly

Epistaxis with bright red blood; aggravates from heat of sun; after coughing Cynadon Dactylon, Q or 6X, 3 hourly

For External use:
Any one of Ficus relig.Q(mother tincture). Trillium p.Q(mother tincture), Hamamelis Q(mother tincture) or Millefolium Q(mother tincture),10 - 15 drops should be poured on an ice soaked cotton plug and apply on and in the nostrils. ("Q" is the sign of mother tincture potency)

Take the remedy which is similar to your symptoms. No side effects or complications if taken as directed, please do not exceed the given dosage and under any circumstances do not try to mix any remedies and avoid Chocolates, Mints, Coffee, Red Meat, Alcoholic and Carbonated drinks, Spicy Rich Food while taking any Homeopathic remedies, and keep the medicines away from direct sunlight, heat strong smells and perfumes and do not store them in the fridge.

Curing without any side effects or Complications Thats the Beauty of Homeopathic Medicine.


Take Care and God Bless You !

Answer 2

Horses can have nosebleeds, but do not tend to have spontaneous nosebleeds, so there has to be a reason why it has happened. A nosebleed — properly termed epistaxis — occurs when any part of the nasal passages (which are richly supplied with blood vessels), throat, lower airways or lungs are injured to such a degree that blood vessels are damaged and blood leaks out. The commonest cause is a simple knock on the head, when alarmingly large amounts of blood may pour from one nostril. Such traumatic nosebleeds are usually self-limiting, but always consult your vet. Nosebleed are also common reason if the delicate nasal tissues are knocked inadvertently when a vet passes a stomach tube up from the nostril. Sometimes this is inevitable, particularly if the horse moves at the wrong moment, but the bleeding always stops. A moderate nosebleed, if accompanied by coughing, suggests a foreign body wedged in the nose or throat. Occasionally tumours somewhere in the respiratory tract or inflammation of the sinuses (sinusitis) will produce a trickle of blood from the nose. More serious problems include a progressive ethmoid haematoma, which is a lump that can grow inside the horse's nose. It is similar to a giant blood blister and is aptly described as a "bleeding polyp". It is a rare condition seen in around one horse in 2,500. Guttural pouch mycosis is the typical cause of repeated nosebleeds, unrelated to exercise or trauma, and is a serious condition that requires surgery to control the bleeding. Bleeding from both nostrils after exercise is most commonly due to an exercise-induced pulmonary haemorrhage. This happens when bleeding occurs from the blood vessels within the lung. Because the blood is coming up from the lungs, technically it is not a true nosebleed at all.

Answer 3

One of the main causes of nosebleeds is the OTC or prescribed nosesprays. They're used for colds and stuffed-up sinuses. These wear away the lining of your nose so the mucus and other gunk can flow out, but at the same time, it increases your chance for lacerations.

Other than that you should see your doctor. There are various treatment options available that may help stop your frequent nose bleeds. One of the simplest options is to cauterize the offending blood vessel(s) using silver nitrate. This can often prevent nosebleeds from ever happening again, or at least stop them for a while. Some medications can also contribute to an increased risk of nosebleeds. These medicines include blood-thinning agents such as aspirin, any type of anti-inflammatory, warfarin, clopidogrel and persantin. Again, talk to your doctor about this if you are concerned about it.

Nose bleeds often occur in people with high blood pressure, platelet disorders and other bleeding disorders. Your doctor should check you for these with a blood pressure check, a physical examination and blood tests (as well as looking in your nose!).

Good luck!

Answer 4

Sound advise from the Homeopathic Practitioner, If I was you I would follow the advise or consult a Homeopath. Nothing works better then Homeopathy.

Best of Health to you.

Answer 5

If you are taking anti-histamines or using nasal sprays on a regular basis, it could be over drying your nasal passages. You can use a saltwater spray (there is one called OCEAN) that you can use to help re-hydrate your nose. Also, try to increase your non-alcoholic fluid intake, that too may help with cellular hydration.
Try not to use the decongestant nasal sprays more than once every 24 hours, because they can really dry you out and make your nose bleed, as well as cause a re-bound effect where you will actually have thicker nasal secretions.
BTW, they homeopathic person sounds scary, I wouldn't try any of the things she said.

Answer 6

Go to an ENT specialist as it sounds as though your capillaries are breaking. That could be a result of something else like, sinusitis/allergic rhinitis!! Sometimes, simple nose bleeds are symtomatic of something else. You need to know if this is the case.

Answer 7

easy go to a doctor and ask for your nose to be quarterised, this is a process where the doctor like freezes in the inside of your nose a bit, and after a while (not long) it stops them (doesnt really hurt). I have had this problem before and it can be nasty.

Answer 8

I think it may be a good time to speak with your doctor about this happening. Make an appointment.

Answer 9

since this hasn't been mentioned. people with connective tissue problems have weak blood vessels.