It will be drawn back to your throat, you either swallow the blood or choke. The best method to stop a nose bleed is to pinch it with a towel or handkerchief, this will get all the blood out
The blood can slide down your throat.
You should never tilt the head back; blood running down the throat and into the stomach can make you nauseous.
Bleeding that continues originates from the back of the nose in most cases and will flow down the throat. If that happens, emergency intervention is needed
yes you can and just word of advise lean forward if you lean back the blood will go down your throat hope i helped
A severe nosebleed from the back of the nose can be treated by first pinching the nostrils together, leaning forward to prevent blood from going down the throat, and applying an ice pack to constrict blood vessels. Seek medical attention if the bleeding persists for more than 20 minutes or is accompanied by other symptoms such as dizziness or fainting.
This would be a nosebleed from the back/upper portion of your nasal cavity.
I you sniff a dizapam or Valium it won't do you any good until it goes down the back of your throat and gets into your stomach. So the best way to take them is orally. The are not water soluble so they won't get into your nose like cocaine or any other drug you can sniff. Hope this helps... Best of luck.....
I'm no professional but the best thong to do is hold the end of your nose to stop the bleeding then lift your head back to make sure no blood keeps coming, it should heal naturally
You will likely get sick & vomit it back out.
If a nosebleed persists for more than 15 minutes, you should seek medical attention immediately. While waiting for help, sit upright and lean forward slightly to prevent blood from flowing down the throat. Pinch the soft part of your nose and apply a cold compress to the bridge of your nose to help constrict blood vessels. Avoid lying down or tilting your head back, as this can lead to swallowing blood.
When you experience a nosebleed, it is typically caused by blood vessels in one nostril breaking due to dry air, nose picking, or other factors. As one nostril has a richer blood supply, nosebleeds often occur in that nostril more frequently.
Because it kills your brain cells (and they don't grow back ).