Symptoms Of Polyps In The Nose (Nasal Polyps)

Frequent Nosebleeds

Frequent nosebleeds can be a sign of nasal polyps, especially if they're accompanied by chronic sinus problems. If an individual's nose has begun bleeding more often after a few weeks of nasal inflammation, it's a good indicator of polyps. Nosebleeds are not often indicators of serious medical issues, but patients should pay attention if they start getting nosebleeds more frequently than they have in the past. The nose has multiple blood vessels located near the surface of both the back and front of the nose. Because of how fragile these blood vessels are, they can break and cause bleeding easily. It's common for adults and children between three and ten years old to experience nosebleeds. When the condition is related to nasal polyps, it tends to occur because the polyp or group of polyps has caused one or more blood vessels to be broken. With anterior nosebleeds, the blood vessels at the nose's front break, causing blood to flow through the nostrils. Posterior nosebleeds occur when vessels at the back break, causing blood to flow down the back of the throat. Some posterior nosebleeds are dangerous.

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