Nasal Packing

Nasal packing is a treatment option for epistaxis. During this treatment, the nasal vasculature is packed using various materials that create a healing environment or soak up fluid, such as blood from the nose.

  
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I held in a sneeze and had a nosebleed. Please help.

Query: Hello doctor,Last week, I had a sneeze and held it in. Later that day, I noticed some brown-colored blood coming out of my nose, and when I got into bed, my nose was dripping blood. I cleaned my nose, and it seemed to stop that night. Now, it has been a while, and I still experience a bit of bleedin...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.I am very sorry to hear about your medical condition. Please do not worry; I am here to take care of you. Regarding your symptoms, it appears that you may have developed a nasal injury due to holding in a sneeze. I recommend continuing to use a nasal pack mixed with 0.1%...  Read Full »

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