The Cause Is Often Nosebleeds Only On One Side Of The Nose?




Hello, I want to ask. before I had never had a nosebleed, then one more time cleaning my nose suddenly had blood spots on my fingers. it’s not much and it’s only 2x in the beginning. a few months later the same incident. I tried asking the doctor right away, but it was said to be corrected even though it didn’t do anything at all. after that my nose became sensitive, clean my nose even though I also had a nosebleed. in 1 month it’s been 7x. the longer the more blood comes out. even today, I’m outside. suddenly from a nosebleed right nose. even though I’m in a fit condition, I get enough sleep and exercise. Do things like this count as normal? or is there something wrong with my body? thank you
Hi raprilliya,



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It is true, excessive scraping or rubbing the nose can cause injury to the nasal cavity that causes you to bleed. This condition often appears unconsciously by sufferers because it is part of the movement that is done reflexively. It could also, nosebleeds occur when you blow your nose too hard. Nosebleeds that occur due to these causes are often not dangerous conditions so they do not require special treatment.



However, if you feel that your nosebleeds are repeated very often without a specific trigger, you need to be aware of other possible causes, for example:



Exposure to hot or windy environmental conditions Disorders of the nasal cavity, for example: Sinusitis (inflammation of the sinus cavity) Nasal polyps (benign tumors originating from the nasal mucosa) Deviation of the nasal septum (abnormal tilt of the nasal cavity) Cancer of the nasal cavity or throat Head injury or injury nasal side effects of drugs, such as aspirin, heparin Blood clotting disorders, for example due to ITP (idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura), leukemia (blood cancer), vitamin K deficiency, spinal cord disorders, hemophilia, other blood clotting deficiency Frequently, nosebleeds that are worth watching out for dangerous is if it appears accompanied by the following signs:



Nosebleeds recur very often Nosebleeds do not stop by themselves in 15 minutes Nosebleeds appear with other signs of bleeding, such as bruising, bleeding gums, bloody bowel movements Nosebleeds appear with severe headaches, blurry vision, nausea, vomiting Nosebleeds are preceded by a history of head or nose injuries. that you experience, it never hurts you to check yourself directly to a doctor or ENT specialist huh .. Through a comprehensive examination, including also involving blood tests, rhinoscopy, nasal endoscopy, x-rays, CT scans, etc., doctors generally can determine, whether your condition is still considered normal, or dangerous.



In the meantime, so that your complaint doesn't always go on, here are our suggestions:



Limit it first to be in an environment that is too hot, air-conditioned or fan Do not scrape, rub your nose excessively Do not also blow your nose too hard If you have an infection or allergic airway, consult a doctor immediately Eat healthy and nutritious foods, especially those that contain lots of vitamins K Get plenty of rest and live a healthy lifestyle. Minimize risky activities that cause head and nose injuries. Not taking drugs nosebleeds occur, compress the base of the nose with ice cubes, nosebleed nose plugs with clean cotton rolls, breathe through the mouth. Hope it helps. .
looks like dermatographia. if this is your first time experiencing this, it's probably temporary. it could also be a allergic reaction to something on your hands after you scratched your arm but that would be a strange scratching pattern. give it a few days and if it doesn't stop, a doctors appointment couldn't hurt. if you have had problems with excessive bleeding this may be related. obviously you must be seeing a doctor and you should address this question to the person ordering your tests. good luck. see more... it could be irritation by the clippers themselves which would be more of an allergic rash or it could be an infection. i cannot exclude a fungal infection as well. i would see your doctor for an evaluation to decide on the appropriate medication and treatment for your problem. have a swell day. see more... in general, pain in lymph nodes is usually a sign of an infectious process. if it doesn't go away, you should go see your doctor so he/she can examine you. see more... may be a sign of infection, check with your doctor. see more... if this is old news, just a bad habit. if new onset, you need to see an ophthalmologist/neurologist to rule out any neurological disease. see more... brown blood is old blood so it could have been when your dr has given you an exam he&#39;s just irritated the area. it could also be remnants of implantation. i would say aslong as its not red blood you should be fine but you should ring your dr and discuss with him to ease your mind as you don&#39;t want to be stressing yourself out if you don&#39;t need to be
good luck and let me know what happens x hi, thank you for your question. headaches are a common problem among our population. your headaches that causes you to hardly do anything can be a terrifying experience for you. furthermore, the earache that accompanies your headache must be troublesome for you.
there are 2 main types of headaches which are primary headache and secondary headache. primary headache is only due to the headache itself without other causes. examples are tension headache, cluster headache and migraine. secondary headache is due to underlying health conditions, such as sinusitis, meningitis, trauma, tumour, bleeding and medications. some of these conditions are life-threatening and needed to be treated seriously.
it is helpful for your to keep a headache diary which keep tracks on the onset, duration, timing and progression of the headache. this helps the doctor greatly to establish a diagnosis. doctor may also need to know any associated symptoms such as fever, weight loss or history of cancer. this is important to rule out the secondary headaches. for a primary headache, the headache is normally predictable tiggers, stable pattern and individual is feeling fine in between headaches.
migraine is more common among females and can be associated with menstrual period. the headache is commonly described as throbbing, on one side of the head, becomes extremely sensitive to light and sound. if the conditions still persist without any improvement, please seek your healthcare providers to get appropriate treatment.
from your complaints, we believe that your earache condition may have multifactorial causes such as:

ear infection
change in pressure, such as when flying on a plane
earwax buildup
a foreign object in the ear
strep throat
sinus infection

in order for us to provide you with an accurate choice of treatment and management, we need additional details to explore further into your current complaints. therefore, we greatly suggest that you refer this to your nearest medical doctor.
you can easily get ear problems, but don’t let it get to you.
we believe that it could be due to sinus infection from the information given. it fits earache and headache that you are having at the moment. however, this is not definitive and you may call us or seek professional help.
you should get a doctor’s consultation to find out the exact cause of this problem in order to be properly managed. to find out the exact cause of the problem you are encountering, more information is required before conclusions can be made.
therefore, you are strongly advised to refer the matter to the doctor. please click on the link (doctoroncall) to contact your doctor to speak with our pharmacist online. we will protect your privacy. thank you.
discuss your symptoms with an ear, nose and throat(ent) specialist for their expert advice. brief answer: a picture would help detailed answer: hello, i understand your concern. it sure does sound like dermatitis. it could also be some kind of scalp parasite. however, without a picture i am not able to say much. so please upload a picture and also do provide some more information as to... if the source of infection is not adequately removed, then the incision may continue to discharge. new fistulas may form since you may have a propensity for infection in the area. there are conditions that make the area prone to fistulas such as crohns' disease. see more...