Patients who have nosebleeds three times in two days in their lives indicate that the patient has ruptured nasal mucosa or nasal blood vessels, which may cause the nasal cavity to bleed again when the activity is too hard. Sometimes it is because the patient’s nasal mucosa is dry, sometimes it is because the patient’s blood pressure is too high, or even because the patient has blood system diseases or liver and kidney failure, all of these causes can lead to recurrent nosebleeds. It is recommended that the patient should go to the hospital for examination to clarify the specific diagnosis and then actively stop the bleeding treatment. There are many clinical methods to stop the bleeding, such as anterior nostril filling, electrocoagulation therapy or even surgery, and the patient’s condition will definitely improve after active treatment.