When I was little, I had the same problem- the next time you go in to see the paediatrician, ask if your kiddo has a hemangioma. In a nutshell, its basically blood vessels that run too close to the side of the vein, rubbing a tiny hole (causing the nosebleeds). I got a medication for it- I don't remember the name, but it was a gooey gel that you rub into the nose, like a medicated Vaseline.
It could also be dryness- try using a humidifier in her bedroom. Always make her lean forward and pinch the bridge of her nose to stop the bleeding.
Definitely consider taking her to a different paediatrician though- kids have less blood than we do, and it bleeding every day could indicate a disorder, or lead to severe iron deficiency.
It could also be dryness- try using a humidifier in her bedroom. Always make her lean forward and pinch the bridge of her nose to stop the bleeding.
Definitely consider taking her to a different paediatrician though- kids have less blood than we do, and it bleeding every day could indicate a disorder, or lead to severe iron deficiency.
