The main ways to stop bleeding quickly in patients with nosebleeds are as follows: First, use a clean cotton ball or tissue to fill the nasal cavity and observe whether the bleeding can be stopped. Then use cold water and ice packs on the head and face to constrict the blood vessels to reduce the bleeding. If the bleeding stops, it means that the bleeding is more forward, remove the stuffing after 10 minutes and avoid forceful nose blowing and nose picking. If there is still a lot of bleeding by means of stuffing and it does not stop, it is recommended to go to the hospital promptly for medical consultation. For nasal bleeding with very clear bleeding points, endoscopic electrocoagulation is recommended to stop the bleeding, which is the fastest and least painful for the patient. If the bleeding site is not clear or the patient does not cooperate, nasal tamponade can be performed with an expanding sponge or balloon to stop the bleeding, which is also particularly effective in stopping the bleeding, but it is more painful for the patient, and the nasal tamponade needs to be filled for about 2-4 days, which will lead to general discomfort such as headache, toothache and fever. In addition, some patients have blood-related diseases, nasal bleeding can be localized with gelatin sponge for local patching to stop bleeding, all local treatment. For patients with high blood pressure, it is recommended to lower the blood pressure, and the nosebleeds can stop when the blood pressure is lowered.