5 Common Causes Of Winter Nosebleeds

Low humidity due to indoor heating can dry nasal passages, making them more susceptible to irritation and bleeding.

Cold and flu infections often lead to increased nose blowing, potentially irritating the nasal lining and causing nosebleeds.

Inflammation and congestion from sinus infections can irritate nasal passages, contributing to nosebleeds.

Winter allergies to indoor allergens like dust mites or pet dander can cause nasal inflammation and subsequent bleeding.

Cold weather conditions may elevate the risk of falls or accidents, leading to nasal trauma and nosebleeds.