Nosebleed is not accidental, it is actually a symptom of this disease!

Under normal circumstances, our nose is not easy to bleed, unless our nose is seriously injured, there will be a lot of blood flowing out. However, if you often have nosebleeds, you should pay attention, because often nosebleeds are a sign of leukemia.

Frequent nosebleeds:

1. External injuries

Severe trauma means that the nose is hit or banged accidentally, or the nose is scratched with fingers, breaking the nasal membrane, causing nose damage and nosebleed.

2. Too dry

It is also closely related to daily life. Dry weather and getting angry cause nosebleeds. Irregular work and rest schedule, too little sleep at night, and weak body can easily cause nosebleeds. Most of these are accompanied by bad symptoms such as excessive eye mucus, excessive nasal mucus, and bad breath.

3. Signs of Leukemia

The main symptoms of leukemia are nose bleeding and anemia. Generally, in the early stages of leukemia, bleeding may occur in many different parts of the body or skin, such as the mouth, gums, nose, etc. Therefore, when bleeding occurs, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.