nose bleeds whatis that about ...my son gets them every other day ..yes i will be taking him to the doctors.?
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it's nothing to worry about, really. A lot of children get nose bleeds, . There's just this cartilage in the nose that's thinner for some children, get's bruised easily and causes the bleeding. You just have to make the child sit or lie down, keep an icecube wrapped in cloth or a cold, wet peice of cloth on his nostril and keep him stll for a few seconds, probably also try pinching the upper tip of his nose, [below the center of the eyebrows] for a few seconds. a nose bleed is also absolutely painless.
282858
Nothing serious I hope. I heard once that when they are new, the blood vessels are so close to the surface of the eye that the slightest touch would cause bleeding? Made sense at the time. That's for brand new babies though. If it continues call the doctor! ASAP.. Congratulations!~:)x
352754
My daughter was 8 years old and getting real bad headaches and horrible nosebleeds.Took her to the Dr. he said it was a sinus infection gave her nose spray and a prescription she was fine after that.He said nosebleeds were caused by dryness in the air, bad sinuses, or getting hit in the nose one time or another.I would take them and get them checked but that could be what it is...
167013
they can cauterize your blood vessels in your nose, which will help prevent nosebleeds.  My brother gets them a lot, because we live in the desert, and the air is really dry.  One thing that helps is if you put a Q-tip into a jar of Vaseline (or maybe put Neosporin on it) and then swab the insides of your nose every morning and night.  It really helps.  I used to get nosebleeds a lot when I was on a medicine called Accutane (it dries your whole body out really bad -- it's for acne), and I used to do that.
1121178
Find a new Ophthalmologist for your son. He shouldn't have to suffer as much as he has. Poor kid, I hope he gets the help that he needs.
880877
My nephew (who I raised) had the same problem.  We were told, by more than 1 doctor, that young males have a higher incidence of nose bleeds, and it is not uncommon for them to last into their 20's.  They told us that usually it is caused by having a "dry" nose.  We started keeping a teapot of water on the stove, especially in the winter, since the heat, causes the air in houses to be dry.  Of course we kept the pot on a low heat, and let it simmer and that put moisture in the air.  This did help with his nosebleeds.  He also had blood that poured out of his nose, and it took a long time to stop it.  \nYou might ask your doctor about the blacking out.  I'm pretty sure this is due to the stress and adrenaline from the struggle of fighting.  (Kind of like a person fainting).  \nThis is the only explanation the doctors gave us about our nephew, but they don't seem concerned about the problem either.  They have assured us that he is not a Hemophiliac, and he is not Anemic.
512028
That sounds as though he's either hemorrhaging internally or he has a block somewhere in his GI tract.  You should call his pediatrician today if not sooner.
336397
I don't know of how much help i can be but my daughter when she was younger had blood all over her ear when she woke up one morning and i took her straight to the doctor. The doctor told me that wax had lodged itself in her ear and attached to the inner ear and during the night it worked itself out and made the internal ear bleed.  Don't know if this is the cause of your son's problem but thought i would add it just in case.  Make sure your son isn't causing the problem by putting his fingers in his ears while he sleeps or isn't around you.  He could be causing it himself unknowingly.
549830
it might be allergies! talk to a doctor.
334237
go to the doc and ask him. would be on the safe side.
985635
This is not right.  You need to take your son to see another doctor.  It is definitely not normal and there will be a reason for it.  Ignore the doctor you saw and take him to see someone else today.
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if they happen every single day,I would see a doctor to make sure it isnt something serious.If they allways happen in the same spot,its prolly more than just a simple headache
71679
I had this problem associated with a sore throat and nose bleed. Turned out the air in my room was to dry, so I put a humidifier on at night, drink plenty of water before I go to bed and keep a glass of water on my night stand. If it dosen't clear up in a week or two you may want to see a doctor.
903600
Have your parents take him to the doctor.  Why are you asking this question and not your parents?  He probably has blood vessels close the surface so everytime his nasal passages gets dry, or he picks his nose, he'll abrade one enough to make is bleed.
864802
A deviated septum is a VERY common condition..and probably not the reason for the nosebleeds.  Try going to a different doctor with just a complaint about the nosebleeds and let them look further into that problem first and foremost.  Environmental factors such as very low humidity can lead to frequent nosebleeds as well as high blood pressure and trauma to the nasal tissues.  Rule out everything else before subjecting him to surgery when it might not even help.
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He needs to see his doctor TODAY
940158
My nephew get's bloody noses a lot and i used to as well. A few reasons for it happening suddenly could be that their nose is dry (inside) and irritated. It could mean that a cold is on it's way. I read that bloody noses could be the result of a Vitamin C deficiency. A nurse once told me that you shouldn't have to worry about sudden nose bleeds unless they go on for more than about 20 minutes!