Will Someone Please Tell Me How To Stop The Bleeding!

[Phil Mastro]

My daughter had a nose bleeding problem that was cured by a trip to the ear/nose/throat specialist and a cauterization. Painless, 30 second, procedure.

if you suspect the dry weather being a cause, try using vaseline on a q-tip to coat the inside of your nose.

Tom

Exact same thing happened to me. If you don't trust vaseline (or use it for something else) you can also use polysporin ointment.

 

[Hollow Man]

It might be nasal hemorrhoids.

That is priceless. If ever your nose itches, here's the culprit.

 

[Martybass]

Could just be dehydration. Drink more water

 

[silent method]

Could just be dehydration. Drink more water

hmm i didnt realise that a lot of people tell me i am dehydrated including doctors actually. thanks man, ill look into that more

 

[wingnutkj]

It might be nasal hemorrhoids.

brad cook

I'm stealing that and using it next time my sister gets a nosebleed.

 

[geoffkhan]

I used to pinch my nose to stop a nosebleed, but here's a trick I've been doing lately that works a lot better.

Lie on your back on the ground or on the couch with your head slightly propped up. Then slowly but deeply enhale through your nose and exhale out your mouth. A little blood might run down your throat, but if you prop your head up at just the right angle, very little will. This trick works a lot better than the nose-pinch one.

 

[bassteban]

Have you considered trying... leeches?
I guess I'm just old-fashioned!

 

[SomecallmeTim]

Have you considered trying... leeches?
I guess I'm just old-fashioned!

"From now on you'll all be drinking this. It's a brain and nerve tonic, full of proteins and electromagnetic juices."

If you get that reference, you offically rock.

 

[Bard2dbone]

"From now on you'll all be drinking this. It's a brain and nerve tonic, full of proteins and electromagnetic juices."

If you get that reference, you offically rock.

"For the last time, TRIM THOSE SIDEBURNS!!!"

"Still easier to work for than Steinbrenner."

 

[Ty McNeely]

I second the recommendation to attend an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist.


I had chronic nosebleeds for YEARS, and finally they just got out of control. I went to the doc, he cauterized the veins in my nose, and I think I might have had 2 nosebleeds in the past 3 years.


The worst part of it is the fact that I couldn't feel my upper lip for the rest of the day from the local anesthetic they use.

 

[silent method]

I used to pinch my nose to stop a nosebleed, but here's a trick I've been doing lately that works a lot better.

Lie on your back on the ground or on the couch with your head slightly propped up. Then slowly but deeply enhale through your nose and exhale out your mouth. A little blood might run down your throat, but if you prop your head up at just the right angle, very little will. This trick works a lot better than the nose-pinch one.

Cool, thanks for the trick, I will totally try this.

 

[silent method]

I second the recommendation to attend an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist.


I had chronic nosebleeds for YEARS, and finally they just got out of control. I went to the doc, he cauterized the veins in my nose, and I think I might have had 2 nosebleeds in the past 3 years.


The worst part of it is the fact that I couldn't feel my upper lip for the rest of the day from the local anesthetic they use.

And I guess I should look into this as a more permanant solution. So to freeze the area are they going to put a needle into my face? I dont really do well with needles

 

[DigMe]

And I guess I should look into this as a more permanant solution. So to freeze the area are they going to put a needle into my face? I dont really do well with needles

In that case, just shove a burning match up each nostril.

brad cook

 

[Mon Rominee]

In that case, just shove a burning match up each nostril.

brad cook

Or pour gunpowder into yer nostrils and then light it.

Hey, worked for Rambo.

 

[SomecallmeTim]

"For the last time, TRIM THOSE SIDEBURNS!!!"

"Still easier to work for than Steinbrenner."

"Smithers, massage my brain. I've got it, Strawberry, hit a home run!"

Rockin'.

 

[bigbeefdog]

Have you been taking aspirin recently? Aspirin thins the blood, and when I take it, I have a tendency toward nosebleeds.

Also, if it's happening at night, it may have something to do with the increased pressure when your head is no longer higher than the rest of you.

But do have it checked out, by all means.

 

[McHack]

In High School & Collegiate level wrestling, nose bleeds are EXTREMELY common. The athletes are training to very intense levels, reducing thier body fat to incredible levels to optimize strength to weight ratios.

As such, when you loose that much fat, & then de-hydrate yourself to a certain level... AND, then consider that its a very physcial & violent sport, it is not uncommon for someone to get cross-faced & get a nosebleed.

Cross-facing someone is when, you try to steer thier head a certain direction with force,, by taking your forearm & shoving it across thier face...

ANYWAY, in wrestling, they cut tampons in half, shove it up yer nose,, clean up the blood & you keep going.

 

[DigMe]

Have you been taking aspirin recently? Aspirin thins the blood, and when I take it, I have a tendency toward nosebleeds.

I know what you mean...one time I took some aspirin and all my blood TOTALLY sprayed out of my pores. I had to kill a goat and drink it's blood just to stay alive. That's how the whole "chupacabra" legend started...it was awesome.

brad cook

 

[The Golden Boy]

I know what you mean...one time I took some aspirin and all my blood TOTALLY sprayed out of my pores. I had to kill a goat and drink it's blood just to stay alive. That's how the whole "chupacabra" legend started...it was awesome.

brad cook

And it got you a stylish new outfit:

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[The Golden Boy]

Sorry about the huge picture.