High blood pressure can cause nosebleeds, especially during a hypertensive crisis, highlighting the importance of monitoring ...

Common causes are nose-picking, forcefully blowing the nose, or an impact to the outside of the nose or face. Nosebleeds are more likely to occur when the nasal mucosa is dry and irritated.

Nose bleeds are usually a result of a burst blood vessel following nose blowing with a cold or hay fever or a scratch inside the nose which is taking its time to get better. Once a child has had a ...

But the chances are you've been doing it all wrong and may be putting yourself at risk of nasty ear infections and constant nose bleeds ... which can cause pain in the ears and, in rare cases ...

A North Texas neurologist discusses brain bleeds - the medical emergency that ultimately sidelined actor and comedian Jamie ...