Nose Bleeds

Nostrils are the holes in your nose which you breathe in and out of.

They are only dangerous if you lose a lot of blood from them. (Some people don't notice how much they lose, since it drips down their throat rather than out of their nose - this is when it can be slightly dangerous). If you have a nosebleed, tilt your head forward until it finishes. If you go really (deathly) pale, or vomit blood after a nose bleed, see a doctor.

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You do this because it shows you are not pregnant. and the substance that's white is called discharge!

Whatever the cause she really should see a doctor and get those nosebleeds stopped. Sometimes nosebleeds are a sign of something serious, but if your daughter has been having them for three years it sounds as though she just has a fragile blood vessel in her nose. This is quite common and easily dealt with. If she has been having them a lot she may be anemic from the blood loss which would make her tired, a six-year-old does not have as much blood to lose as an adult. She may also be frightened when her nose bleeds. When it stops and the fear drains away she may fall asleep as a reaction.

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I had a septoplasty two days ago, you will feel better if you remove the clot. You should be irrigating your nostrils several times a day with warm salt water. you can also soak a cptton ball in warm salt water and hold it against your nostrils to help remove the clot and dried bloodand crustiness.

Well, my sympatheis for the pain that you go through. I am only two years older than you and I have had some of the same things happen to me. The Migrains exspecialy. Now, I am not a doctor but I do have a LOT of exsperience in the area of Migrians. At one point I was having them every other day, so we started getting worried. Then we went to the doctor and they said the same thing. "Nothing wrong." So, we started watching what I was doing when I got them, what I ate them I got them, what time it was, that sort of thing. Well, we actually found that my Migrains were triggered by eating to many Carbs. But, please understand, this is not the case for everyone. I know people that have triggers from fruits, stress, and onions. So, it's a matter of what triggers you. I suggest that you start taking a log of how much you were eating and of what. Another thing I suggest is to start talking with your freinds and family about what helped when they have them. When I went to Facebook and asked around I got a number of answeres, but the most promising that I've heard so far is the Magnisim. A freind of mine said that when she was having Migrains regularly, she took a swallow of Magnisim during a Migrain and was better in five minutes. So, she drinks a cup every day and hasn't had a Migrain since. I haven't tried this yet, but I intend to.

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If you're referring to bleeding a brake system, then yes, it is necessary to bleed the brakes to remove air from the lines and ensure proper brake function. Air in the brake lines can lead to a spongy brake feel and decreased braking performance. Similarly, if you're talking about bleeding a radiator, it is essential to release trapped air to maintain efficient heating. Always check the specific system you’re working with for proper procedures.

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No. Carbonation in water has little to no effect on the body.

It may be because you tried to snort blood back up your nose and it went down the back of your throat and it was irritating you so you started coughing and it came out that way. Same thing happened to me.

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She Makes My Nose Bleed was created in 1996.

yes, but this is only if you do it all the time not if it's the odd occasion

It is not uncommon for people to have nose bleeds that start for no apparent reason. This is usually due to a weak or damaged blood vessel inside the nose and typically causes no serious problems. Any blood left in the nose will form a clot that comes out when you blow your nose, but is not cause for concern.

An overly dry nose can cause nose bleeds. There are nasal moisturizing gels you can pick up over the counter to help relieve this. If it continues to be a problem, go ahead and make her a doc appointment.

It means that you should get her into the doctor without delay for a checkup. Not denying this guy is right /\ but sometimes when i do heavy exercise like running alot, the ends of my fingers feel tingling when i move them in and out, it usally goes away later, dont worry

Probably an infected lymph node. ANOTHER ANSWER It could be caused by a sinus infection. If it does not go away and you still have sinus pressure, you should see a doctor, preferably an ENT (ear, nose & throat) doctor for an antibiotic. Sinus infections that are left untreated can lead to worse and more serious problems.

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The first step is to hold a tissue to their nose to halt the bleeding. Another good idea is to have them tilt their head back while keeping the tissue up to their nostril.

False. There is no way that a piercing would move around. Besides, your nose doesn't really grow enough to stretch a piercing. She's fine.

no. my friend had her's done when she was 13 and she's twenty two now. it hasn't moved. she should be fine

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