Most patients may be able to relieve themselves after a short period of bleeding, but if the patient has a large amount of active nasal bleeding, it is necessary to take acute measures to stop the bleeding by using cotton balls or clean cloths to fill the nasal cavity on the bleeding side, and then further press the nose to stop the bleeding. Most patients tend to have significant swelling and pain in the nose. Further imaging of the nose is needed to help clarify whether there is a nasal bone fracture or even a nasal septum fracture, and to take symptomatic treatment measures according to the specific etiology of the condition.