Nosebleeds caused by nose-blowing are very common in clinical practice, especially when some people blow their noses too hard and often experience nosebleeds. Do not panic when a nosebleed occurs, but promptly pinch the root of the nose with the index finger and thumb of your hand and then lift your head appropriately, which can effectively relieve the nosebleed phenomenon. At the same time, cold compresses of ice water on the forehead or the root of the nose can also play a good role in preventing nosebleeds. In addition, after a nosebleed, the bleeding can also be stopped by stuffing, to be filled with clean gauze, gauze strips, etc. to temporarily play a role in stopping the bleeding, and then promptly go to the hospital for examination and treatment.