Beware of bleeding in seven places in men

　　Men's bodies often bleed due to various injuries, but there are seven places where bleeding needs attention, because it is by no means a simple injury and bleeding, but healthy alarm.

　　Eye red bloodshot

　　If the eyes are bloodshot and it feels like the eyelids lack lubrication when blinking, it is almost certain that the eyes are infected.

　　At this time, you should stop looking at things, apply a cold towel for some relief, and apply some anti-inflammatory eye ointment at the same time. Remember not to rub your eyes, because your hands are dirty. Rubbing your eyes will cause secondary infection, which will undoubtedly make things worse.

　　Chapped and bleeding corners of mouth

　　In autumn and winter, body surface water evaporates faster and lips tend to dry out.

　　Enclosed spaces in offices may worsen dryness and cracking. Sometimes a yawn will burst the corners of the mouth. Generally speaking, if the corners of the mouth are cracked, you can use a napkin or cotton swab dipped in a little water and apply it lightly, and then apply lip balm. At the same time, avoid spicy food stimulation and do not smoke.

　　nosebleed

　　99% of nosebleeds are harmless. The nose already contains many tiny blood vessels. A slight stimulation from dry and cold air can cause bleeding.

　　At this time, you can drop some lubricant or put a humidifier at home, and eat less high-calorie foods. In case of bleeding, the most effective way to stop bleeding is compression. Sit upright, lean forward or back, and do not let blood drip on your body. Continue to press the upper end of your nose for about 5 minutes to stop the bleeding.

　　Nipple bleeding

　　This condition is more common in long-distance runners and cyclists because their clothing often rubs against the skin.

　　When this happens, wearing soft clothes such as silk or cotton can greatly alleviate or even eliminate the embarrassment. If you experience discomfort, you can also apply a layer of ointment to the affected area to relieve symptoms.