Minor bumps or falls that cause a bloody nose are probably not serious. Major incidents like falling down stairs, sports accidents, and fights can cause a bloody nose that becomes a medical emergency.

If symptoms persist or worsen, see a healthcare provider to identify and treat underlying issues. Just like nasal congestion on both sides, a one-sided nose blockage can have many causes. Anytime ...

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But you can make this daily feat easier with a few simple habit changes. Read on to learn how to conquer stairs without getting (too) breathless each time you climb a flight. Another reason why ...

The City boss could be seen with a cut on his nose at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night, along with other marks on his head. Asked about the cut after a dramatic six-goal draw that saw the hosts ...

Inside the nose are delicate tissues that can easily become damaged due to allergies, infections, and other issues. This can lead to scabs that can feel like boogers. Scabs inside the nose are ...

NHS Lanarkshire said the number of people being treated by ear, nose and throat medics due to cocaine use has tripled in recent years. Staff at University Hospital Monklands are now hoping to ...