Diagnostic procedures for epistaxis:
All cases:
1. Medical record
2. Judging the location and cause of bleeding
Anterior epistaxis: minor traumatic bleeding (including nose digging), idiopathic epistaxis, rhinitis sicca, perforation of nasal septum, nasal septum ulcer, infectious diseases, etc.
Hemorrhage in the middle and back of nasal cavity: hypertension, arteriosclerosis, fracture, tumor, etc.
Diffuse epistaxis: bleeding tendency, coagulation disorder, hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, etc.
3. Blood pressure measurement, circulatory system evaluation
4. Analysis of bleeding and coagulation function
Added some cases:
5. X-ray examination of head, nose and paranasal sinuses generally adopts standard posture, and tomography, CT scan, magnetic resonance examination or angiography are used when necessary.
6. Eliminate potential systemic diseases.