A nosebleed usually occurs due to a ruptured blood vessel located in the front of the nasal septum. The blood usually comes from a blood vessel located in the front of the nasal septum or further back in the nasal cavity.
Most nosebleeds occur for no obvious reason.
If the bleeding stops, then returns, hold your nose for 8-10 minutes. This will allow the blood to clot Applying an ice pack to your nose may help Good advice Do not blow your nose for the next 12 hours after the bleeding has stopped. This will help the dried blood to remain in place Do not swallow the blood. Contact your doctor if the advice described above does not help stop the bleeding. Initially, the doctor will try to stop the bleeding by using something that will make the blood vessels contract.