There are many nasal hemostatic drugs, including oral, topical, and intravenous. Oral hemostatic drugs, you can use caffeic acid tablets or naked flower zhuzhu capsule, etc.; intravenous drip can be used with sodium kalosulfate injection or snake venom hemagglutinin injection; nasal cavity is generally used to use external vasoconstriction of the drug, such as epinephrine hydrochloride or ephedrine nasal drops and so on. However, when applying hemostatic drugs, if the bleeding in the nasal cavity is very intense, I’m afraid that simply using hemostatic drugs will not be particularly effective. If the bleeding is not very heavy, the application of hemostatic drugs may achieve very good results. If nasal bleeding can not be stopped, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination of the nasal cavity to see if there is a clear bleeding point, if a clear bleeding point can be found, most of the bipolar electrocoagulation can be used to stop bleeding or the application of nasal tamponade compression to stop bleeding. If you can not find a clear bleeding point, but also to do general anesthesia surgery, further search for a clear bleeding point and then do hemostatic treatment.