Beware: Bleeding from seven places is very dangerous for men

Men often bleed from various injuries on their bodies, but there are seven places where bleeding should be taken seriously, because it is not simply bleeding from injury, but a health warning.

1. Red bloodshot eyes

If there are bloodshot eyes and your eyelids feel less lubricated when you blink, it is almost certain that your eyes are infected.

At this time, you should stop looking at things, apply a cold towel to relieve it slightly, and apply some anti-inflammatory eye ointment. Remember not to rub your eyes, because your hands are dirty, and rubbing your eyes will cause secondary infection, which will undoubtedly make the situation worse.

2. Dry and bleeding corners of mouth

In autumn and winter, the evaporation of body surface water accelerates and the lips tend to dry out.

The enclosed space in the office may aggravate the degree of chapped lips. Sometimes a yawn will cause the corners of the mouth to crack. Generally speaking, if the corners of the mouth are cracked, you can use a napkin or cotton swab dipped in a little water to gently wipe it, and then apply lip balm. At the same time, you should avoid spicy food stimulation and don't smoke.

3. Nosebleed

99% of nosebleeds are harmless. The nose contains many tiny blood vessels, and the dry and cold air can cause bleeding with a little stimulation.

At this time, you can drop some lubricant or put a humidifier at home, and eat less high-calorie foods. If you encounter bleeding, the most effective way to stop bleeding is to apply pressure. Sit up straight, lean forward or backward, don't let the blood drip on your body, and continue to apply pressure on the upper part of the nose for about 5 minutes to stop the bleeding.

4. Nipple bleeding

This situation is more common in long-distance runners and cyclists because their clothes often rub against the skin.

If this happens, wearing soft clothes such as silk or cotton can greatly alleviate or even eliminate the embarrassment. If there is any discomfort, you can also apply a layer of ointment on the affected area to relieve the symptoms.

5. Blood in semen

Blood in the ejaculate is not an uncommon phenomenon. It is very rare before the age of 40 and can occasionally occur due to excessive cycling or excessive antibiotic use.

This happens more frequently when you are 50 years old. It may be a sign of prostatitis. The inflammation causes damage to small blood vessels, resulting in blood mixed in the semen. Go to the hospital for a check-up, and treating the symptoms may be the solution to the problem.

6. Blood in the stool

Blood in the stool is relatively common, but it can reflect many problems. Once blood in the stool occurs, you must go to the doctor. Red stool indicates possible bleeding in the digestive system; dark stool means dry stool and there may be stomach ulcers; dark red may mean inflammation of the colon, and bright red is the most dangerous, which may mean rectal bleeding or even a tumor.

7. Vomiting blood

Sometimes, you don't have to be angry to vomit blood. Obviously, vomiting blood is a common phenomenon, but the specific reasons are often controversial. However, no matter from which angle you look at it, internal bleeding is a big problem. On the one hand, it may indicate a problem with the digestive system, on the other hand, it may be caused by problems in other systems, and the symptoms are manifested through the digestive system.