Nasal bleeding is common in the population, so is your nosebleed a genetic disease – capillary dilation – and will it develop life-threatening complications. Simply fill out the following table to make a rough determination of the cause of rhinorrhea.
Please answer the following questions based on typical rhinorrhea symptoms in the last 3 months.
1. The frequency of episodes of rhinorrhea is? ——————————————0.14
A. less than once a month
B. 1 time per month
C. 1 time per week
D.2 or more times per week
E.1 time per day F.2 times per day or more
2. How long can nosebleeds last?
A.<1min
B.1-5 minutes
C.6-15min
D.16-30 minutes
E.>30 minutes
3. Please describe the severity of your nosebleed.
A.Non-jetting or flowing
B.Ejecting or flowing
4. Have you ever seen a doctor for nosebleeds?
A.No, no
B.Yes, I have
5. Are you anemic now?
A.No, not anemic
B.Yes, anemic
C.Not sure
6. Have you had a blood transfusion due to excessive nosebleeds?
A.No, no blood transfusion
B.Yes, had a blood transfusion
You can write down your answers and ask us for advice.
Scoring according to the answers, 0~1 can exclude hereditary nosebleed; 1~4 is mild, symptomatic treatment is sufficient; 4~7 is moderate, examination of important organs is needed; 7~10 is severe, appropriate surgical treatment can be taken.