September 19, 2018
Ask the Doctors – Readers weigh in on toenail fungus and more
Letters – we’ve been reading your letters. Thank you for your interest in our thoughts, the humor with which you evaluate – and sometimes chide – us, and the passion you continue show for health sciences and research. Your thoughts and questions are always interesting, often touching, and never fail to make us think. Toenail […]
Tags: Ask the Doctors, copper pans, Dr. Eve Glazier, Dr.Elizabeth Ko, nosebleeds, toenail fungus, treating nosebleeds
June 13, 2018
Ask the Doctors – Should I be worried about nosebleeds?
Dear Doctors: We just moved from Miami, Florida to northern Michigan and even though my daily routine hasn’t changed and I’m not on any new medications, I have begun to get a nosebleed every few weeks. Should I be worried? If you had reported the onset of nosebleeds on a daily or even bi-weekly basis, […]
Tags: Ask the Doctors, Dr. Eve Glazier, Dr.Elizabeth Ko, dry air, humidifier, mucus membranes, nosebleeds
December 21, 2016
How to prevent and treat nosebleeds
By uclahealth 
Up to 60 percent of people experience at least one nosebleed at some point in their lives. Most cases occur in children 2 to 10 years old. Source of nosebleeds Most children report that they can sense the onset of a nosebleed before it occurs. Ninety percent of nosebleeds in children start from “Kiesselbach’s plexus,” […]
Tags: children's health, Dr. Alisha West, head and neck surgery, health tips, health tips for parents, intranasal steroids, nasal dryness, nasal irritation, nose, nosebleeds, Pediatric Airway Center at UCLA, pediatrics
