Reasons for blood in the nasal discharge during pregnancy

After pregnancy, the body is most likely to get angry. Since there are two lives absorbing nutrients in the body at the same time, the body will naturally lack vitamins over time. At this time, pregnant women should be encouraged to supplement more vitamins to take care of their condition. Next, I will learn about the causes of blood in the snot of pregnant women!

Nosebleeds in pregnant women are a common phenomenon and may occur in the early, middle, and late stages of pregnancy.

After pregnancy, the body will secrete a large amount of progesterone, causing blood vessels to dilate and become congested.

At the same time, the blood volume of pregnant women is higher than that of non-pregnant women, and the human nasal mucosa is rich in blood vessels and the blood vessel walls are relatively thin, so it is easy to rupture and cause bleeding. Nosebleeds are more likely to occur when you get up after a night's sleep, change your body position, or blow your nose.

Pregnant women with nosebleeds should pay attention to their diet structure, eat less spicy food, and eat more foods containing vitamins C and E, such as green vegetables, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc.; fruits such as apples, mangoes, peaches; as well as beans, eggs, dairy products and other foods, to strengthen the blood vessel walls, enhance the elasticity of blood vessels, and prevent rupture and bleeding.

Avoid actions such as blowing your nose and picking your nose to avoid bleeding due to damage to the blood vessels in the nasal mucosa. You can gently massage the skin of your nose and face 1-2 times a day with your hands to promote local blood circulation and nutrient supply, especially in winter.

In the above article, we learned about pregnant women’s nasal bleeding. First of all, because pregnant women’s bodies are relatively fragile, they can easily get angry if they are not careful, and coupled with low immunity, then at this time, lack of vitamins can also cause nosebleeds.