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With a bruised nose, and sometimes for no apparent reason, with certain infectious diseases, high blood pressure, anemia, etc., often occur nosebleeds.

First aid. First of all, it is necessary to stop washing the nose, blowing your nose, coughing up blood that enters the nasopharynx, sitting with your head down, etc., since these measures only increase the bleeding. It is necessary to plant the patient or lay him down with his head raised, free his neck and chest from restrictive clothing, give access to fresh air. The patient is advised to breathe through an open mouth. Most nosebleeds stop when the patient is calm. Even better, if possible, put a cold (blister or plastic bag with ice, cold lotions) on the bridge of the nose. Stopping bleeding in most cases helps to compress the nose for 15-20 minutes (Fig. 57), especially after the introduction of a lump of cotton wool into the nostril (you can moisten it with a solution of hydrogen peroxide). If the bleeding does not stop soon, it is necessary to call a doctor or refer the patient to a medical facility.

Bleeding from the nose

Rice. 57. Stop nosebleeds

Authors: Aizman R.I., Krivoshchekov S.G.

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