What is a nosebleed?

Most cases of nasal bleeding originate from the front of the nose. More rarely, the bleeding blood vessel is located further back in the nose

Occurrence

• Anterior bleeding accounts for about 95% of all nosebleeds
• Anterior nasal bleeding is most common in children and adolescents, but occurs at all ages
• With increasing age, the number of posterior nosebleeds increases
• Only in very rare cases is there bleeding from multiple locations

Common causes

• Mild irritation and dryness in the nose
• Mechanical (nose pilling)
• High blood pressure
• Hemophilia
• Medication
• Tumor in the nose
• Other diseases

Who can help you?

One of our ear, nose and throat specialists will be able to perform a satisfactory examination in order to make the correct diagnosis and start the appropriate treatment. We have standardized procedures as well as access to state-of-the-art equipment to ensure our patients receive a thorough and rapid examination.