My nose hurts and there is blood, what's going on?

Eyes, ears, mouth and nose, it can be said that these four organs are important organs for us to perceive the outside world! You need eyes to see the world, ears to hear the world, a mouth to tell the world, and a nose to smell the world! Therefore, eyes, ears, mouth and nose are very important to us! But these important organs also have some common diseases! Among them, diseases of the nose can be said to be the most common! So, do you know what causes pain and bleeding in the nose?

Nasal bleeding may be caused by nasal inflammation or a tumor in the nose. It is recommended to go to a better ENT hospital for examination to identify the cause so that timely treatment can be provided.

Nasal pain and decreased sense of smell can have a direct impact on people's daily life, ranging from minor symptoms such as nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, and dry mouth and nose to major symptoms such as tossing and turning, difficulty falling asleep, decreased sense of smell, and poor appetite. When faced with the above discomfort, people are eager to quickly relieve the discomfort, but experts remind that when there is no clear cause of nasal discomfort, it is not recommended to use nasal sprays or take rhinitis tablets on your own to relieve it, so as to avoid complications, worsening of the disease, or drug resistance.

From a pathological perspective, rhinitis can be divided into chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, atrophic rhinitis, etc. according to its causes and symptoms. Itchy nose, nasal congestion, runny nose and sneezing are common symptoms of rhinitis. Different types of rhinitis will result in different symptoms and treatments. A clear understanding of what type of rhinitis you have will ensure that symptomatic treatment is effective.

Rhinitis refers to the inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissue. Rhinitis is just a general term. Pathologically, rhinitis can be divided into chronic rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, drug-induced rhinitis, atrophic rhinitis, etc. Rhinitis has attracted widespread attention from the international medical community due to its high incidence, many complications, and difficulty in cure. Only by clearly understanding what kind of rhinitis you have can you provide timely and symptomatic treatment with good results. Let’s take a look at the different symptoms of various rhinitis.

Common symptoms of various rhinitis

◆Acute rhinitis: Nasal congestion and increased secretions, with clear watery discharge in the early stages and mucopurulent discharge later. Patients may have a low fever and general discomfort.

◆Chronic rhinitis: long-term intermittent or alternating nasal congestion, dizziness and headache, which seriously affect sleep, work and study; sticky purulent nasal discharge often flows back into the pharynx, causing cough and sputum;

◆Allergic rhinitis: When encountering allergens such as dust, animal fur, pollen, and cold air from air conditioners, patients will experience continuous sneezing, nasal itching, nasal congestion, and clear runny nose. Some patients may also experience tinnitus.

◆Atrophic rhinitis: patients often feel poor ventilation; when there is bacterial infection, there will also be bad breath, nasal secretions in the form of lumps and tubular pus crusts, which are not easy to blow out. When the dry crusts are picked out with force, there will be a small amount of nose bleeding;

◆Cheese rhinitis: Cheese-like substances accumulate in the nose, which have a foul odor and erode soft tissue and bone over time, causing internal and external deformities of the nose;

◆Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis: severe nasal congestion, long-term breathing with the mouth open, leading to dry throat, nausea, retching, a foreign body sensation, and decreased sense of smell;

◆Medicinal rhinitis: Long-term use of various rhinitis drugs or lasers or surgeries that damage the nasal mucosa can lead to persistent nasal congestion and frequent nosebleeds.

So, when you find that your nose hurts and you have a nosebleed, don’t panic! First find a way to stop the bleeding, and then be sure to go to the hospital and let the doctor check you thoroughly! You need to have a certain understanding of your own body and know your physical problems so that you can prescribe the right medicine! I believe that as long as it is discovered and treated early, you will get better soon!