What is the reason for the doll's nose bleeding?

The nose is a relatively fragile organ of the human body, especially for children who often have nosebleeds. There are many reasons for nosebleeds. Some may be caused by trauma, such as bruising the nasal septum. There are many arteries near the nasal septum. If the nasal septum is damaged and the nose bleeds, the amount will be large. Children often pick their noses habitually, which may accidentally damage the capillaries and cause bleeding. Children are active and easily bump their noses, which can also cause nosebleeds.

Children who are prone to nosebleeds can be roughly divided into the following categories:

So what are the common causes of nosebleeds in babies?

The first possibility is that when the baby has a fever or respiratory infection symptoms, it will cause the baby to have a nosebleed;

The second possibility is that the baby often has the habit of picking or rubbing the nose or inserting foreign objects into the nostrils, causing bleeding;

The third type of baby bleeds from the nose due to collision or fall during play;

The fourth is that the baby's habitual nosebleed is caused by the baby's dislike of eating vegetables and fruits. Low vitamin intake will make the baby's capillaries fragile and cause bleeding;

The fifth situation is that the baby likes to eat spicy food or the parents give the baby random nutritional supplements, which causes excessive internal heat and leads to nosebleeds;

The sixth type is the most serious, because the baby may suffer from leukemia or anemia and other symptoms, which can cause the baby to have nosebleeds.

When you find your baby has a nosebleed, don't panic. Tell your baby that this is normal and that your mother will handle it well. Don't worry or be afraid. You need to calm your baby's emotions first before you can do any follow-up treatment.

At this time, let the baby sit upright with his head slightly tilted upwards. Then use your thumb and index finger to press down on both sides of the baby's nose. Generally, after about five minutes, the baby's nosebleed will be stopped. Of course, at this time, you should also wipe the baby's head and around the nose with a cold towel. In this way, using cold cooling methods can also stop the baby's nose bleeding.

When your baby has a nosebleed, remember, parents should not stuff cotton or toilet paper into the baby's nostrils. Doing so will only aggravate the condition and will not have any benefit for the nosebleed. Because this will further damage the baby's nasal mucosa and is not conducive to the healing of the damaged area.

In fact, there is no need to panic if a child has a nosebleed. As long as it is handled properly, the problem can probably be solved. But the most important thing is prevention is better than cure. If a child has a cold, see a doctor and rest immediately. Children with nasal allergies must control the onset of allergies for a long time. Children who are in the habit of picking their noses must be persuaded from time to time. Children suspected of having blood diseases must be sent to the doctor for examination immediately.