You might want to reconsider how to blow your nose the next time you have a cold, as a bioethicist has explained most of us are doing it wrong - and it could be causing damage ...

The familiar sensation of a nosebleed can catch anyone off guard, turning an ordinary moment into a concerning situation.

When you do that you create a lot of sinus pressure and that can actually damage the very delicate blood vessels in your nose and can give you nosebleeds. And number two, it drives germ filled ...

A medical expert has shared a video to TikTok to explain how most people have been blowing their noses wrong their whole lives - and it can lead to nosebleeds and ear infections ...

Forceful nose blowing can rupture the blood vessels and cause damage to the tissues in the nasal passage leading to nosebleeds. Blowing your nose hard can also force air and mucus into the sinus ...

Like a wind tunnel, the nasal passages cause turbulence in inspired air, allowing it to touch the inner walls of the nose and draw moisture and heat from our mucosa and blood vessels. The shape of the ...

A nasal decongestant helps reduce swelling in the blood vessels in your nose. This can ease the feeling of pressure in your nose, clear up a stuffy or runny nose, and help you breathe better.

Discover an unexpected link between common nosebleeds and serious health conditions. Learn the warning signs and when to seek medical attention.

It started as a respiratory illness—or so everyone thought. But it quickly became apparent that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, was so much more.