Nose bleeds are common and can often be caused by nasal dryness, colds, and other infections. To stop it, pinch your nose but ...

Epistaxis is common across all ages and results from local causes like trauma, infections, foreign bodies, high altitude, or DNS, and systemic causes like hypertension, vitamin K deficiency, or liver ...

Over prolonged periods, this increased pressure can cause the small, delicate blood vessels in our nose to rupture. This can either result in a nosebleed, or it can run backwards into your throat, ...

Stress alters the blood flow in the face, and scientists have discovered that the drop in temperature of a person's nose can ...

Our noses get colder when we’re stressed – and the changes are so significant they can be seen on thermal images, a study has ...