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Suggest Medication To Cure Heavy Nosebleed

my daughter s nose is bleeding heavily and i am trying to find the cream that i was told to put on it. my hubby threw the boxes away which i use as label to indicate for which part it is used (ie for nosebleeds). so now i can t tell if the cream is foban or micreme. please help.
Fri, 24 Apr 2015
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Hello
Nose bleed or Epistaxis in children may have the following reasons to occur:
1. Nose pricking, it is the most common cause.
2. Any intra nasal pathology ( eg. polyp ) could be another reason for epistaxis. for this you need to visit an ENT consultant to rule it out.
3. Although rare, but hypertension could also be the cause of epistaxis in children. ( Common cause for adults ).

If I were your treating doctor I would suggest you to check for the cause of nose bleeding of your daughter. apply any moisturizer cream with fingers inside the nasal cavity to prevent the nasal mucosa from drying up.
You may use SEPGARD gel, which also acts as a topical haemostatic agent.

Thank you.
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Suggest Medication To Cure Heavy Nosebleed

Hello Nose bleed or Epistaxis in children may have the following reasons to occur: 1. Nose pricking, it is the most common cause. 2. Any intra nasal pathology ( eg. polyp ) could be another reason for epistaxis. for this you need to visit an ENT consultant to rule it out. 3. Although rare, but hypertension could also be the cause of epistaxis in children. ( Common cause for adults ). If I were your treating doctor I would suggest you to check for the cause of nose bleeding of your daughter. apply any moisturizer cream with fingers inside the nasal cavity to prevent the nasal mucosa from drying up. You may use SEPGARD gel, which also acts as a topical haemostatic agent. Thank you.