Nasopharyngeal carcinoma, nasal bleeding can die

Nasal bleeding in advanced stages of nasopharyngeal carcinoma can cause death, and this mortality rate is relatively high. Rhinitis patients are more likely to show epistaxis in advanced stages or after radiotherapy. Compared with ordinary epistaxis, its epistaxis often bleeds very rapidly and repeatedly, and the amount of bleeding is extremely large, difficult to control, easy to endanger life, serious complications, and high mortality, so it is necessary to stop bleeding in time and effectively to improve the key to successful rescue. Gauze tamponade hemostasis and catheter hemostasis are commonly used. After stopping bleeding, you need to observe your body temperature at any time. Some patients will show an increase in body temperature. Some patients need to prevent the possibility of infection. Observe whether your blood pressure shows an increase. If it continues to increase, you need to take antihypertensive drugs again. At the same time, monitor your blood pressure daily, and also observe the hemostatic effect to observe whether there is blood oozing after stopping bleeding, especially whether there is blood in the mouth. If there is blood, you should spit it out in time and do not swallow it to prevent irritation to the gastric mucosa and cause nausea and vomiting.