Girls with frequent nosebleeds can be clinically classified into the following cases: The first case is that women often have recurrent nosebleeds during the premenstrual period or menstrual period. Because during this period, women’s blood clotting mechanism is not very good, they are prone to recurrent nosebleeds. If it occurs occasionally, it may not be a big problem. If it occurs repeatedly, it is recommended to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department to improve the monitoring of relevant hormone levels and apply symptomatic treatment with medication if necessary. The second condition is that women have nasal bleeding during pregnancy, mainly due to the high level of progesterone during pregnancy and the increase of blood volume in the whole body during pregnancy, which makes it easy to have nasal bleeding. In this case, it is generally recommended clinically that pregnant women avoid activities and touching their nose to reduce the local mucosal rupture and bleeding. The third situation is the most common, women are prone to dry nasal mucosa, mucosal erosion and ulceration due to frequent fire, picky eating, love of spicy and stimulating food and other triggers, resulting in arterial bleeding under the mucosa, in this case clinical treatment, you can let the doctor prescribe compound peppermint brain nasal drops for nose. For active bleeding, clinical management can be done by nasal tamponade treatment, or endoscopic electrocoagulation to stop bleeding.