What does a man's nosebleed indicate?

We all joke that men will have nosebleeds when they see beautiful women. Although it is a joke, it is still a bit wrong. However, this nosebleed is mainly caused by the upward flow of Qi and blood, that is, when people see stimulating things, their Qi and blood rise. In addition to the upward flow of Qi and blood mentioned above, a man's nosebleed is also caused by nasal diseases, such as nasal sensitivity, rhinitis, etc. At the same time, excessive fatigue can also cause men to have nosebleeds.

1. Qi and blood rising up

The nose belongs to the lung cavity. Generally speaking, nose problems are closely related to abnormalities in the lungs and liver. Chinese medicine believes that nosebleeds are caused by the upward flow of qi and blood. When a person's qi and blood rise, especially when the lung qi is hot, a person will have a nosebleed. When the lung qi is too hot, a person's fundus will also have blood or bleeding. The causes of getting angry and nosebleeds are the same, both are the result of the upward flow of qi and blood, but getting angry is not the cause of nosebleeds.

2. Nasal sensitivity

The tiny blood vessels in the nasal mucosa are densely distributed, very sensitive and fragile, and can easily rupture and cause bleeding.

3. Dry nasal cavity

When the nasal cavity is too dry, the capillaries inside will rupture, causing bleeding. Clinically, 90% of nosebleeds are vascular bleeding caused by ruptured blood vessels. Patients do not need to be too nervous about this. In most cases, they can handle it themselves and stop the bleeding in time. Applying antibiotics or steroid ointments on a regular basis can relieve itching and prevent mucus from drying up.

4. Strenuous exercise

Young people's nosebleeds are also related to fatigue, exercise, etc. Especially young people who love sports often have their noses bleed suddenly when they are exercising. Generally speaking, these bleeding symptoms can be stopped by the patient himself.

5. Nasal diseases

Diseases such as nasal tumors can also cause frequent nose bleeding. Therefore, men who suddenly have nose bleeding without any warning should go to the hospital for a check-up to rule out diseases such as nasal tumors as soon as possible.

According to the website of American Family Physicians, 60% of people have experienced nosebleeds, and more men than women. In reality, there are many factors that may cause nosebleeds, including blunt force trauma, acute infection, mechanical stimulation, allergies, dry air, colds, and other diseases, as well as drugs (such as aspirin).