Nose bleeding can't be stopped

Unable to stop nose bleeding may be caused by decreased coagulation function, nasal fibroangioma, leukemia, aplastic anemia and other diseases. You need to go to the hospital for examination in time. You can take medication or have surgery for treatment.

1. Decreased coagulation function: Nose bleeding may be caused by decreased coagulation function. The blood flow may also increase or the nose bleeding time may be prolonged and the amount of bleeding may increase. You need to go to the hospital for a blood test in time to determine the condition. You can take vitamin K for treatment under the guidance of a doctor to increase blood coagulation.

2. Nasal angiofibroma: Nasal angiofibroma may cause blood vessel rupture, which can also cause symptoms such as nose bleeding and unstoppable nose bleeding. There will be dark red blood in the nasal cavity. You should go to the ENT department of a tertiary hospital in time for an X-ray examination or CT scan to determine the condition. You can stop the bleeding by packing and compression under the guidance of a doctor. After the blood flow is reduced, the angiofibroma can be treated by surgical removal.

3. Leukemia: Leukemia is a relatively serious disease. After the onset of the disease, blood system abnormalities may occur, and platelet count may decrease, causing nose bleeding that cannot be stopped. Chemotherapy is needed to control the disease.

4. Aplastic anemia: Anemia will affect the normal coagulation mechanism, and requires immediate ice application or packing to stop bleeding, and then taking blood-replenishing oral solution for treatment.