Control nasal hemorrhage posterior

Some people suffer from nosebleeds (epistaxis) quite often while others rarely have them, there may be only a trickle of blood or an intense hemorrhage. Nasal bleeding from the blood vessels in the back of the nasal passages (posterior nasal bleeding), although rare, is more dangerous and difficult to treat, since these vessels are in the back of the nasal fossae . Posterior nosebleeds tend to occur in people affected by atherosclerosis (which reduces or blocks blood flow in the arteries), in those who suffer from coagulation disorders, in those undergoing treatment with drugs that alter coagulation, or in that they have undergone a nasal or breast surgery.