Easy bleeding is present in other family members.Hard-to-stop nosebleeds are a frequent problem.New onset nosebleeds happen 3 or more times in a week.You think your child needs to be seen, but the problem is not urgent.You think your child needs to be seen, and the problem is urgent.High-risk child (such as with low platelets or other bleeding disorder).
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New skin bruises or bleeding gums not caused by an injury also present.Nosebleed that won't stop after 10 minutes of squeezing the nose correctly.You think your child has a life-threatening emergency.Passed out (fainted) or too weak to stand.Bleeding disorders are a rare cause of frequent nosebleeds. Excessive bleeding from the gums or with minor cuts is also a clue. A bleeding disorder should be suspected if the nosebleed can't be stopped. This means the blood platelets or clotting factors are missing or not working right. These medicines increase the bleeding tendency. These help the nasal symptoms, but also dry out the nose. In the winter, forced air heating often can dry out the nose. Dryness of the nasal lining makes it more likely to bleed. The sinus infection is more often viral than bacterial. This leads to extra nose blowing and picking. The main symptoms are lots of dry snot and a blocked nose. This can happen if the suction tip is put in too far. Suctioning the nose can sometimes cause bleeding. Blowing the nose too hard can cause a nosebleed. Rubbing or picking the nose is the most common known cause. Most nosebleeds start up without a known cause. Nosebleeds are common because of the rich blood supply of the nose.
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