Nose Piercing Bleeding After 3 Weeks

Bleeding from the nose after 3 weeks? 3

So 3 weeks ago I got a hole in my nose with a ring, it healed miraculously and nothing happened. I woke up one day and saw that my nose was bleeding, there was dried blood around the ring so I was a little worried.

It didn't hurt at all, so I felt like I was bleeding inside.

I cleaned it with hot salt water, but I admit I don't clean it as often as I know.

I also noticed that outside, on the far left, there was a spot that looked like a crack in the skin. It's almost like the lead is a little broken, but it doesn't hurt.

If I ■■■■ my nose regularly, will the bleeding stop? Can anyone help me?

I also know that it takes about 23 months to get a nose piercing, I'm just worried about bleeding.

Is operational. I would never have pierced my nose during surgery if it was my priority, but ...

Surgery exposes a lot of jewelry to things like pillows when you sleep. Maybe that's why you wake up with blood.

Keep soaking and do not mix with saline solution 23 times a day. You can't really control yourself when you sleep, so it can happen. You don't have to worry too much about it. If this is a problem, you can always pierce it. What can solve the problem.

There are many blood vessels in the nose, even more than the other parts of the Y, so this is probably not uncommon, but even after such a long period of time, the flow of blood seems a bit unusual, especially But since it doesn't hurt. You should contact the agent who did this and ask. Don't bother to ask your doctor unless you are really sick, because most doctors will only ask you to take medicine.

My nose will not bleed randomly unless I bother to try on and off school jewelry or just try to change my jewelry. If you know you're not clearing the way you're thinking, don't complain. Saltwater treatment works unless you use table salt instead of sea salt.

You may experience bleeding and possible infections during the first month. No one can worry. Stop playing with the nose piercing and keep the hole shiny.