Spring is coming, the body is already weakened, in some children this is manifested by nosebleeds.
According to pediatrician Mikhail Sokolovsky, most often nosebleeds are due to chronic winter hypovitaminosis.
If the baby lacks vitamins C and A, then the vessels lose their elasticity and become more fragile.
In such a situation, any physical activity can lead to rupture of small vessels and bleeding.
TOP 3 causes of nosebleeds
The doctor has already said about hypovitaminosis, but there may be other provoking factors.
For example, diseases of ENT organs.A child can have a nosebleed if he has suffered from a cold for a long time. During the disease, the mucous membrane becomes thinner, so the fragility of the vessels also increases.
Do not forget to control the dryness of the indoor air. If using a heater, be sure to ventilate the room.
What to do if a child has nosebleeds?
If bleeding becomes intermittent, it will not be superfluous to visit a pediatrician. He will be able to more accurately determine the cause and give good recommendations to parents.Recall
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