Nosebleed in Urdu - Symptoms, Causes and Prevention

Nosebleed in Urdu

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Doctors For Nosebleed

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bakht Aziz

Ent Surgeon, Ent Specialist

BSc, MBBS, FCPS, CMT (UK)

Experience

15 Yrs

Satisfaction

96%

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Rs. 1,500

Defence Medical Group Hospital, DHA Defence, Lahore

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Rs. 2,500

National Hospital & Medical Center, DHA Defence, Lahore

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Rs. 2,500

National Hospital & Medical Centre, DHA Defence, Lahore

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Rs. 2,500

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Dr. Faiza Bajwa

Ent Specialist

MBBS, FCPS (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology)*

Experience

6 Yrs

Satisfaction

98%

Video Consultation

Rs. 500

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Prof. Dr. R Brigadier Amer Sabih Hydri

Ent Specialist, Ent Surgeon, Ent Specialist

MBBS , PGDLO , MCPS , FCPS

Experience

32 Yrs

Satisfaction

97%

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Rs. 1,500

PAF Hospital, E-9/1, Islamabad

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Rs. 2,000

Nelson Medical Complex, Abid Majeed Road, Rawalpindi

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Rs. 1,500

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Prof. Dr. Muhammad Riaz Chaudhry

Ent Surgeon, Ent Specialist

MBBS, FCPS, MD (USA)

Experience

35 Yrs

Satisfaction

97%

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Rs. 2,000

Latif Hospital, Johar Town, Lahore

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Rs. 2,500

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Asst. Prof. Dr. Syed Muzahir Hussain

Ent Specialist

MBBS , FRCS (UK) , FRCS (Glasgow)

Experience

34 Yrs

Satisfaction

99%

Niazi Hospital, Johar Town, Lahore

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Rs. 1,500

Profile Photo of Ent Specialist in Karachi - Dr. Rehana Babar

Dr. Rehana Babar

Ent Specialist

MBBS, FCPS

Experience

7 Yrs

Satisfaction

98%

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Rs. 700

Summary about Nosebleed in English

A nosebleed may be scary, but it rarely indicates a medical problem. The nose contains several blood vessels near the surface in both the front and the back, and these vessels are fragile and bleed easily. Anterior nosebleeds occur when blood vessels in front of your nose break and bleed. Posterior nosebleeds happen in the back or deepest part of the nose, and the blood flows down the back of the throat. Posterior nosebleeds could be dangerous.

Nosebleed Facts and Figures 

Epistaxis is the medical term for nosebleeds, and according to research, they occur more commonly in males than in females. Some facts and statistics about nosebleeds have been listed below:

Prevalence of Nosebleeds Worldwide60%
Common inChildren 
At-Risk GenderMales
Average Age for Diagnosis10 to 35 years
Problems related to Nosebleed High blood pressure, blood clotting disorder, anemia
Specialists Who Treat Nosebleed Ent Specialist

Symptoms of Nosebleed

Generally, you will not have symptoms other than the nosebleed itself.

If your nose is bleeding continuously, it is highly recommended to consult a doctor. You can book an appointment with the Best ENT specialists via Marhamnow. Call at the Marham Helpline: 0311-1222398

Causes of Nosebleed

A nosebleed can be caused by:

  • Underlying health conditions such as hypertension, chronic alcohol consumption, cognitive heart failure, kidney and liver disease, etc.
  • Dry air
  • Foreign objects
  • Blood-thinning medications
  • Nose Picking or Scratching

Also,read more about the Complications and Treatment of a Nosebleed

Preventive Measures of Nosebleed

The preventive measures for a nosebleed are as under:

  • Use a humidifier to keep the air moist in the house.
  • Avoid picking the nose.
  • Limit aspirin intake after discussing with the doctor because it may thin your blood and cause nosebleeds.
  • Use decongestants and antihistamines in moderation.
  • Use a gel or saline spray to keep your nasal passages moist.

Nosebleed Treatment

Depending on the cause, treatment of nosebleed may include:

  • Nasal packing. An inflatable latex balloon or special sponge or foam is inserted into your nose to apply pressure at the site of the bleed. A healthcare professional usually leave the material in place between 24 and 48 hours before removing it.
  • Cauterization. The procedure involves applying silver nitrate or heat energy to seal the bleeding blood vessel.
  • Medication adjustments. Taking fewer or no blood-thinning medications can help. Additionally, blood pressure medications may be required. 
  • Removal of foreign bodies if that is the reason for the nose bleeding.
  • Surgical repair of the broken nose or correction of the deviated septum if it is the reason for the nosebleed.
  • Ligation. In this procedure, the blood vessel responsible for bleeding is tied off to prevent further bleeding.