How does cold have nosebleed to return a responsibility?
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Last Friday or so, I started to have a runny nose at night. The next day I started to have a stuffy nose, runny nose and sneeze. I wiped my nose with a lot of paper towels every day. I drank more ginger juice and brown sugar water. The third day at noon did not see good, went to the school clinic to buy some medicine, quick gram and Acetylspiramycin tablets, took about a week. The third day of taking the medicine began to see good, basically no longer nasal congestion, the number of runny nose is also less. I took the medicine for about a week. In the last few days, sometimes when I blew my nose, there would be some blood. At first, I didn't care about it. But yesterday morning, when I blew my nose, there was some blood, which was different from the usual blood. Later, there was no blood. Now I'll talk about the cold with nosebleed how to return a responsibility? Let me tell you this.
How does cold have nosebleed to return a responsibility?
First, it should be the old blood with a cold, dry nose and broken capillaries. There are many reasons for nosebleed, such as thrombocytopenia, abnormal coagulation function, vitamin C deficiency and nasal diseases. Because these diseases can lead to capillary rupture caused by bleeding.
Second: most of the first nose and throat burning, followed by nasal congestion, sneezing, runny nose, general discomfort and muscle soreness. Nasal secretions were initially watery and clear, and then became mucinous or purulent. Mucopurulent secretion does not necessarily indicate secondary bacterial infection.
Third: when sleeping, put a fresh scallion in each nostril, take it out after 3 hours, usually one time to heal. If not, you can plug it again the next day; Second, it is easy to inhale into the deep part of the nasal cavity and difficult to take out; Secondly, if the patient's nasal contact with fresh onion allergy, can be wrapped in a thin layer of medicated cotton outside the onion.
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Mumps is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by mumps virus. It is more common in children and adolescents aged 2-19 years old, and it is easy to break out in schools and nurseries. Its main clinical feature is parotid gland enlargement, which can also invade the testis, ovary and central nervous system, resulting in serious complications. Once suffering from mumps, to carry out isolation treatment, isolation period generally from the onset until the parotid gland swelling completely subsided.









