Nosebleeds can not be massaged anywhere to stop bleeding, when bleeding in the front of the nasal cavity can try to press the wings of the nose to stop bleeding, may have a certain effect. Bleeding in the deep nasal cavity cannot be stopped by pressing, and requires active medical treatment and standardized diagnosis and treatment.
The blood supply to the nose is complex, with differences in the arteries and veins in different parts of the nose. When bleeding from the anterior end of the nose, the blood vessels on the surface of the nasal septum can be indirectly compressed by pressing on the flanks of the nose, suspending possible blood circulation and assisting in stopping bleeding. In the case of bleeding from the middle or back end of the nose and other parts of the nose, pressing on the nose to stop bleeding is ineffective.
In addition, if the nosebleed is recurrent over a long period of time, blood tests and coagulation tests are needed to determine whether the patient has hematologic disorders and coagulation disorders. If these diseases are present, the patient needs to be treated for the primary disease rather than simply stopping the bleeding.