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The nosebleed is nasal hemorrhage, the blood comes out of the nose, and the bleeding of the nose is two types: bleeding in the front, and back bleeding.
The cause of nasal bleeding is that the blood vessels in the mucosa are superficial; easily damaged, and often the cause of damage is not known. In most cases of haemorrhage is not dangerous, and harmless, it stops itself.
Causes of epilepsy (topical)
- Sores occur due to injuries and injuries.
- Sores occur due to the presence of infections, such as rhinitis, the presence of nasal polyps in the person, or because of the sinuses.
- Topical drug use (coccaine) causes bleeding in the nose, and drugs that reduce congestion as well.
- Blood vessels may be bleeding due to the expansion of hereditary hemorrhagic capillaries.
- Bleeding may be caused by postoperative processes (such as ear, nose and throat surgery), or (eye surgery).
- Bleeding may occur due to benign and malignant tumors.
Common causes of epilepsy
- High blood pressure.
- The occurrence of atherosclerosis in the arteries.
- Sores occur due to increased venous pressure, which results from mitral valve stenosis.
- Dementia may occur due to environmental reasons such as moisture and high temperature.
- Some medications cause bleeding, such as anticoagulants.
- Pain relievers cause bleeding in the nose, and take medications to treat head pain; during anemia.
To prevent the occurrence of epilepsy
- Avoid tampering and playing in the nose.
- Lubricate the dry area of the nose to prevent it from bleeding; by ointment.
- Take care to drink plenty of fluids.
- Work to maintain the humidity level at home to avoid bleeding in the nose.
- Moisturizing the nose from the inside; by Vaseline.
- Keep away from any effort to avoid nosebleeds after stopping for up to 12 hours.