Nose Bleeds

Service Description

Nosebleeds happen when the delicate membranes inside the nose become dry, irritated, or injured, causing blood vessels to break. They are especially common in winter months due to cold, dry air. Common Causes of Nosebleeds Dry air or low humidity Blood-thinning medications Colds, allergies, or sinus infections Nose-picking or forceful nose blowing Frequent sneezing or overuse of nasal sprays Nasal trauma or injury Foreign objects in the nose High blood pressure or vascular disease (chronic cases) Rarely, tumors or serious conditions Types of Nosebleeds Anterior Nosebleeds – Most common, start in the front of the nose, usually mild and easy to manage. Posterior Nosebleeds – Less common but more serious, occur deeper inside the nose, often in older adults, and may require hospitalization.