📚 node [[english_nose_bleed]]
! Many nose bleeds do not have an obvious cause, but some may be because of:
a blow to the nose
excessive blowing
sneezing
high blood pressure
changes to altitude.
What to do 1 Ask the patient to breathe through their mouth and not to blow their nose. Encourage the patient to spit out blood rather than swallow it. 2 Help the patient to sit down with their head slightly forward. 3 Pinch the soft part of the patient’s nostrils, just below the bridge of the nose, for at least 10 minutes. 4 Loosen any tight clothing around the patient’s neck. 5 If bleeding persists, seek medical aid. Placing a cold pack on the patient’s neck and forehead may help the bleed. A cold pack is unlikely to cause any harm.
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- public document at doc.anagora.org/english_nose_bleed
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