What type of thread is suitable for nose lifting if I have nasopharyngeal cancer?

Simply put. There are benign causes and worrisome ones. If the frequency is unusual and lasting longer than a minute or two, I would advise you to get it checked. At the A&E, our practice would be to first examine where the bleeding occurs, if it’s at the front and easily seen it’s usually due to mucosal injury be it nose digging or blowing your nose very hard. Some medicines like acne medications can cause dry mucosa, as can cold weather and climates.

Nosebleed (medically known as epistaxis) is a common ENT symptom, and although it can be scary to most people, it is usually not due to a serious health problem. Majority of nosebleeds are due to a burst vessel somewhere in the nasal cavity. I will answer your question in two parts: What causes nosebleeds? The causes of nosebleed can divided into local and systemic causes as follows: a) Local causes: 1) Enlarged blood vessels (telangiectasia) in the nose. This is the cause of over 90% of nosebleed encountered in my practice. 2. Rhinitis (Sensitive nose) 3.