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How to stop nose bleeding?
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Sometimes a lack of Vitamin K can cause nosebleeds…it can’t hurt to try. Good luck! Andrea
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Hi all, My four year old daughter has woken up every night for the last two weeks with nose bleeds. Sometimes she bleeds quite a lot. … Anyway, does anyone have a clue about what we can do to help the little tyke?… Ralph Durtschi
Be sure and check for more serious disorders as others suggest, but for the actual state of the blood vessels try Vitamin C and Pycnogenol. Pycnogenol was been shown to increase the strength of the blood vessels. There are three major ways that Pycnogenol protects blood vessels. 1 Vitamin C is needed for the production of callogen, which reinforces the capillaries. Pycnogenol helps Vitamin C in several ways. 2 Pycnogenol adheres to the callogen protecting it directly. 3 Pycnogenol protects the blood cell walls. Professor Jacques Masquelier, in 1965, gave 45 persons suffering from venous or capillary disorders a single 100 mg supplement of Pycnogenol and 72 hours later they were found to have increased capillary resistance by 140 percent. (Feine-Haake, G., "A new therapy for venous diseases." Zeitschrift fur Allgemeinmedizin 839 (June 30, 1975). I personally take Pycnogenol for symptoms of Crohn’s disease and have found it very helpful to me without negative side effects. Remember to take the Vitamin C. As, Pycnogenol and Vitamin C are very safe, so you can minimize the danger of drugs to your daughter’s health while still trying to stop the bleeding. Bless you and your daughter, let me know how things turn out. Kevin — One of the few things I am sure of is my own ignorance…and yours for that matter. :-D
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: Hi all, : My four year old daughter has woken up every night for the last two weeks : with nose bleeds. Sometimes she bleeds quite a lot. I don’t think she is : picking her nose because the other day she took a nap on the sofa where : my wife was sitting and watching TV and my daughters nose began to bleed. : Also, she says she dosn’t pick her nose. : Anyway, does anyone have a clue about what we can do to help the little tyke? : She is so hopeless she has started sleeping with a wad of tissue paper. : Thanks, and bye for now, : Ralph Durtschi While most cases of spontaneous nose bleeding in children is benign perhaps caused by fragility of vessels in Kiesselbach’s plexus in the nasal septum aggravated by excessive dryness in the air it is important to RULE OUT more serious conditions such as the different blood dyscrasias (hemophilia, leukemia) that may present with epistaxis. Does she bruise easily or generally have more difficulty with clotting when she cuts herself? If so this is possible indication of more serious disorder. Good luck. Aloha, Rich
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: Hi all, : My four year old daughter has woken up every night for the last two : weeks with nose bleeds. Sometimes she bleeds quite a lot. I don’t : think she is picking her nose because the other day she took a nap : on the sofa where my wife was sitting and watching TV and my : daughters nose began to bleed. Also, she says she dosn’t pick her nose. : : Anyway, does anyone have a clue about what we can do to help the : little tyke? She is so hopeless she has started sleeping with a wad : of tissue paper. : : Thanks, and bye for now, : Ralph Durtschi Nighttime bleeding is a strong predictor of a Yin Depleted condition, unless she is on some sort of drug that would produce Dryness, or in a very dry room. Does she feel unusually warm to the touch, and is her head often damp at night with sweat? —
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Hi all, My four year old daughter has woken up every night for the last two weeks with nose bleeds. Sometimes she bleeds quite a lot. I don’t think she is picking her nose because the other day she took a nap on the sofa where my wife was sitting and watching TV and my daughters nose began to bleed. Also, she says she dosn’t pick her nose. Anyway, does anyone have a clue about what we can do to help the little tyke? She is so hopeless she has started sleeping with a wad of tissue paper. Thanks, and bye for now, Ralph Durtschi
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