Blood thinners prescribed after blood clots in leg or lung initially increase the risk of bleeding, especially in women and ...

Occasionally nose bleeds can be a sign of a problem with the blood's ability to clot. This can be the result of deficient clotting factors in the blood or too few platelets in the blood ...

While blood clots serve an essential purpose in healing injuries, they can transform into life-threatening conditions when ...

The majority of the time, you can stop the blood flow fairly quickly yourself. According to the NHS, if you have a nosebleed ...

Only rarely is cauterisation needed to seal the blood vessels in the lining of the nose which keep bleeding. Rarely there is an underlying problem with a child's blood making it clot poorly.

Nose and nasal injuries can range from minor ones that can be treated at home to more serious issues that require ...

The challenge is this: The body generates two types of clots—good ones that plug holes in blood vessels to stop bleeding ...

almost 7 times higher in patients with bleeding stroke than those with clot-caused stroke (208 picograms per milliliter, or pg/mL, vs. 30 pg/mL); more than 4 times higher in patients with bleeding ...