Given that the baby's body is relatively weak, many parents will be very nervous once the baby has problems. However, if they know the reason for the baby's discomfort, they can greatly reduce this nervous emotion. So, what is the reason for the baby's nosebleed?
1. External trauma
Babies are very curious about the food around them, so they are prone to stumbling and getting injured. If a baby experiences nosebleeds, it is important to check if it is caused by external trauma.
2. Dig your nose
The secretion from the nostrils often makes babies uncomfortable, so they will use their hands to pinch the nostrils. If the force is not well controlled, it is likely to pierce the nose and cause nosebleeds. Therefore, parents should regularly clean the baby's nostrils.
3. Acute febrile infectious disease
Due to weakened immunity, babies are prone to illness at a young age, especially when they experience severe fever.
4. Rhinitis
Some children may experience rhinitis at a young age due to poor immune function or inadequate care after illness, which can also lead to nosebleeds in the baby.
5. Hematological disorders
When there are abnormalities in the baby's blood, such as leukemia or hemophilia, these conditions can lead to nosebleeds in the baby.
