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Bleeding From The Nose

By bigmonty05 July 18, 2020 1 answer Last updated July 18, 2020

A little over a year ago, as a result of a "trauma" (at least that's what the doctors told me), capillaries in my nose ruptured. Then I started bleeding profusely from my nose, which lasted for about two weeks (ie for a period of about two weeks, I was bleeding profusely almost every day). Did they prescribe vitamin C (Rutaskorbin) and Emofi-x? In half a year the bleeding stopped and the winter reappeared (for no apparent reason). I treated again with the above medications and stopped. This summer (ironically) I had the same problems. I went to another doctor who told me that I had weak blood vessels and they were very close to the surface, ie to the skin of the nasal septum.

 

My nose burned and bled slightly again, but so far everything is fine. Also, my period is irregular (I miss for months) and I collapse at least once a year. Please, if anyone has had similar problems or knows something about it, comment. I'm not a hypochondriac, but I'm worried. Thanks in advance!

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elaanna answered · July 18, 2020
Burning the capillaries in your nose is the biggest stupid thing you've ever done. And I explain why - if you have high blood pressure, in order to reduce this blood pressure artificially, medications are taken that dilate the veins, reduce the amount of blood by expelling part of it with the flow of urine, etc. In the natural reduction of blood pressure , the blood must come out of somewhere. This happens either through weak capillaries, or (at quite high values) a blood vessel bursts. Burning of the capillaries in the nose rules out the first way and remains the second, and if it does occur, these are conditions called heart attack or stroke. Go to a doctor for a complete examination (including lipids, cholesterol and a complete blood count). Then we can talk about treatment.