So I'm 14. A little young, yes? But I have a LOT more experience with nosebleeds than almost all the adults I know. Every year I get nosebleeds. It's not annual or anything, I just have a dry nose(I think!). I've had over 200 nosebleeds AT LEAST. I'm surprised I still have a good amount of blood with how many I've had. One time my mom took me to the hospital because one was so bad. Clots are pretty normal for me(that doesn't mean I like them or that they don't bother me) but usually-USUALLY- the bleeding slows AFTER the clot comes out, or I'll keep having nose bleed till it does. Don't blow your nose and I recommend NOT swallowing it from experience as weird as it sounds. I LITERALLY just finished a nosebleed with a clot 2 minutes ago. After bleeding I recommend not snuffing up or anything to aggravate your nose otherwise it'll bleed again. But yes, blood clots are fairly normal.
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So I'm 14. A little young, yes? But I have a LOT more experience with nosebleeds than almost all the adults I know. Every year I get nosebleeds. It's not annual or anything, I just have a dry nose(I think!). I've had over 200 nosebleeds AT LEAST. I'm surprised I still have a good amount of blood with how many I've had. One time my mom took me to the hospital because one was so bad. Clots are pretty normal for me(that doesn't mean I like them or that they don't bother me) but usually-USUALLY- the bleeding slows AFTER the clot comes out, or I'll keep having nose bleed till it does. Don't blow your nose and I recommend NOT swallowing it from experience as weird as it sounds. I LITERALLY just finished a nosebleed with a clot 2 minutes ago. After bleeding I recommend not snuffing up or anything to aggravate your nose otherwise it'll bleed again. But yes, blood clots are fairly normal.
March 11, 2016 - 8:23pmThis Comment
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