Not necessarily. The child’s nose may start to bleed again soon after stopping because they knocked, blew or picked their nose, or because the blood did not properly clot the first time. If their nose ...

If you find that your nose bleeds regularly take a long time to ... Pinching the nose shut correctly is the primary first aid ...

Meet Jason, a person who suffered heavy bleeding after falling and hitting his face on the bedside table. Learn the first aid steps he took to stop the bleeding and prevent further injury. Skip to ...

Hemorrhage from the nose is known as epistaxis or nose bleeds. Epitaxis (Nose bleeds) may be a symptom of underlying disorders such as high blood pressure or bleeding disorders.

Many hikers have misconceptions about tourniquets. But carrying one—and knowing how to properly use it—could save your life.