Dry cough, runny nose and blood streaks

Sometimes, if the weather is dry, we will actually have nosebleeds. However, some friends have found that there will be blood in the nasal mucus when they have a dry cough. So many people started to worry, wondering if they were sick. In fact, if you encounter dry cough and bloody nose, you should know whether it is caused by dry weather. If not, it is best to go to the hospital for examination.

Bleeding from the nose is usually caused by inflammation of the nasal mucosa, followed by bleeding due to rupture of the mucosa, which is common in upper respiratory tract infections. However, in this situation, there are generally not many beginners, and sometimes there are none at all.

In addition, various types of acute and chronic rhinitis can also cause symptoms of bleeding in the nose, the most common of which are: acute, atrophic, sinusitis, etc., or non-specific rhinitis is also one of the causes.

Another reason for nosebleeds is colds. At this time, the nasal mucosa will be congested. If there is some bacterial infection, it will bleed when you twist your nose. This is caused by broken capillaries inside the nose. Such symptoms will heal naturally after the cold is cured.

In addition, an unhealthy working environment can also cause bleeding noses. For example, long-term work in a dusty environment or in a place with serious chemical properties (mercury, etc.) can also cause bloody noses.

If your nasal discharge is really bloody, don't squeeze your nose hard, and don't pick your nose with dirty hands to avoid reinvasion and infection by bacteria on your hands. This is something many children should pay special attention to.

Another thing is to adjust your diet in daily life: you must drink more water, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits that are high in vitamins (especially vitamin C), and if you have not been cured for a long time, you must go to a large hospital for a comprehensive examination.