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Nosebleeds are more common if you have some medical conditions like allergies, leukaemia, nasal polyps or sinusitis. are in hot or cold weather with low humidity.are taking some types of medicines, such as anti-inflammatories, blood thinners or nose sprays.have a stuffy nose from a cold or allergy.

receive a bump, knock or blow to the head or face.

have an infection in the nose, throat or sinuses.

Nosebleeds are caused when the tiny blood vessels on the inside of your nose start to bleed. If, apart from a nosebleed, you also have symptoms like tiredness, anaemia (making you pale, weak and breathless), repeated infections and lots of bruising, you may have a blood disorder.ĬHECK YOUR SYMPTOMS - Use the nosebleeds Symptom Checker and find out if you need to seek medical help. If your nosebleed is caused by hay fever, you may also have a runny, itchy or congested nose, sneezing and itchy or watery eyes. If a nosebleed is caused by a foreign object up the nose, there may also be pain or itching, a smelly discharge from one nostril and bad breath in addition to the bleeding.

Nosebleeds can be distressing for children, but usually they can be easily stopped with first aid and don’t cause any longer lasting problems. The medical term for a nosebleed is ‘epistaxis.’ There are several causes of nosebleeds but they are only rarely concerning. Related information on Australian websitesīleeding from your nose, also known as a nosebleed, is very common, especially in children and in people over 65.What symptoms are related to nosebleeds?.