Nosebleeds are common, and the cause is often something simple, such as dryness or irritation of the nasal lining, or superficial blood vessels. In some cases, especially when bleeding is heavy or recurring from one side, or comes with other symptoms, a more detailed evaluation may be needed.
Recurrent Nosebleeds →
Bleeding from the nose that happens repeatedly, which may be related to nasal dryness, irritation of the lining, superficial blood vessels, and other common causes.
Severe recurrent bleeding from one side or with other symptoms →
If bleeding is heavy or recurring, especially from one side, or comes with ongoing one-sided blockage, a mass, or other unusual symptoms, a specialist evaluation is recommended to find the cause.
These causes are less common, and the evaluation aims to rule out a problem within the nose or sinuses.