Blood in my nose but not bleeding and headache

In most cases, a nosebleed or minor bleeding from the nose eventually stops on its own after a few minutes.

Some at-home remedies, however, may encourage nosebleeds to stop earlier or reduce the amount of bleeding.

The following steps can help stop a bleeding nose:

• sit down
• relax and breathe through the mouth
• lean forward slightly so blood does not drip to the back of the throat
• gently but firmly pinching the nose, down by the nostrils and not up by the nasal bones

Do not pick the nose after bleeding ceases.

Around of nosebleeds occur in the front bottom portion of the septum, the fleshy wall that divides the nostrils.

Prolonged or repetitive nosebleeds, or those caused by an underlying medical condition, require medical attention and treatment.

If nosebleeds are severe, a person may require more aggressive treatment to prevent extensive blood loss.

Medical treatment options :

• nasal packing, where sterile cotton pads or dressings are packed into the nostril to limit b
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