Elizabeth Clayborne of NasaClip joined us on Good Morning Washington joined us to talk about how NasaClip currently in clinical trials, is poised to become the “Band-Aid” of nosebleeds. The NasaClip ...

At some point in their lifetimes, most people will experience a nosebleed. It's common for adults and children, especially during dry winter months. Although rarely life-threatening, nosebleeds can ...

You can stop a nosebleed by sitting upright, pinching just below the bony part of your nose, and holding pressure for five minutes. Applying an ice pack or using a nasal spray like Afrin may also help ...

Most people have experienced the startling moment when their nose suddenly starts bleeding. While these episodes typically resolve quickly, recurring nosebleeds might signal underlying health concerns ...

Nosebleeds usually are not serious and can be stopped by leaning forward and pinching the nostrils. Seek emergency help if your nose bleeds for more than 30 minutes or you lose a cup of blood or more.

Nosebleeds, known medically as epistaxis, occur when blood vessels rupture within the nasal mucous. For some people, exercise may aggravate some common causes of nosebleeds. Nosebleeds are generally ...

Nosebleeds typically resolve on their own. But if they are severe or long lasting, they may be a sign of another health condition, such as internal bleeding, and require immediate medical care. Share ...