What is the cause of baby's sinusitis nosebleed

Nosebleeds are a common phenomenon in our lives, so many friends should not be too unfamiliar with it. Nosebleeds will always occur in a person's life, which is actually a relatively normal thing. However, if nosebleeds occur frequently, you should consider whether you have any disease. In fact, few people really understand the reasons for this. So what is the reason for nosebleeds in babies due to sinusitis?

There are many reasons for nosebleeds. Sometimes it is a natural reaction of the body and generally you don't need to pay attention to it. But in many cases, nosebleeds are caused by certain diseases of the body, and many diseases can cause nosebleeds. Sinusitis is a common inflammation in the human body. So, is nosebleed caused by sinusitis? Let’s talk about this issue in detail below.

Nosebleeds are usually caused by our anger, and some people are caused by trauma. However, experts believe that there are many reasons for nosebleeds, and some diseases can also cause them. So can sinusitis cause nosebleeds? Is sinusitis harmful?

The early stages of sinusitis are not very harmful and will not cause nose bleeding. In the early stages, there is often nasal congestion and runny nose. What people are most concerned about is whether nose bleeding is caused by sinusitis. Experts point out that sinusitis can cause nose bleeding in the later stages. Many sinusitis patients have nose bleeding. The vast majority of sinusitis patients have nose bleeding because their body resistance is low and their nasal mucosa is in a state of infection for a long time, which makes it very easy to rupture and bleed.

If sinusitis is not treated for a long time, it will cause various complications. It will also damage the nasal mucosa, causing mucosal rupture and bleeding. The purulent secretions of the sinuses will flow downward from the nasopharynx, which can cause pharyngitis, tonsillitis, otitis media, tracheitis and other diseases. Purulent sinusitis, as an infection focus, can also cause infectious arthritis, tenosynovitis and skin diseases.

Not all nosebleeds are caused by sinusitis. There are many causes. Getting angry can cause nosebleeds, and external and internal injuries can also cause nosebleeds. However, although they are both nose bleeding, the harm is different and the treatment methods are even more different. However, nose bleeding caused by sinusitis is very serious.

You should take nosebleeds seriously and don’t habitually think that it is caused by getting angry. Many people ignore nosebleeds because they don’t know whether nosebleeds are caused by sinusitis. Sinusitis has many harmful effects. If it is not treated for a long time, it is normal to cause nose bleeding. In order to avoid nose bleeding caused by sinusitis, sinusitis patients are advised to control their condition and prevent the disease from worsening.

Recurrent nosebleeds are associated with a variety of diseases

Nosebleed, also known as epistaxis, is a common clinical symptom. It is mostly unilateral bleeding, and in a few cases it is bilateral. Generally speaking, frequent nosebleeds are mostly caused by nasal lesions, but may also be caused by systemic diseases. So, what diseases can cause nose bleeding?

1. Traumatic

Trauma is mainly caused by local mechanical damage. For example, some people often pick their noses, lift their noses, or have foreign objects in the nasal cavity.

2. Inflammatory

The more common ones are acute rhinitis, sinusitis, dry rhinitis, atrophic rhinitis, acute maxillary sinusitis, etc. There may also be stimulation from harmful chemical gases and specific infections (nasal tuberculosis, diphtheria, etc., resulting in bleeding due to mucosal ulcers).

After reading the above introduction, we should know that nosebleeds may be caused by sinusitis, but it does not mean that all nosebleeds are caused by sinusitis. Therefore, when you have a nosebleed, you must find out the cause in time, especially for babies. Babies have relatively low immunity, so you must pay attention to nosebleeds.