What should I do if a child has a cough and nosebleed?
Disease description:
A childhood friend's child has been coughing and experiencing nosebleeds these days. What should be done about a child coughing and having nosebleeds?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Zhou Xiaofeng
Children's cough and nosebleeds can be treated with medication. The child's cough and nosebleeds are caused by a cold. During a cold, the nasal mucosa is particularly prone to congestion and swelling. If the capillaries in the nasal cavity rupture during coughing, it may cause a nosebleed. At this time, oral administration of amoxicillin granules can be used under a doctor's guidance. In addition, erythromycin ointment should be applied inside the nasal cavity to prevent bacterial infection.
