The nose is an extremely vascular structure--it has many blood vessels. Nosebleed occurs when there is a rupture of one or more of the vessels. Of the many potential causes of this hemorrhage, physical trauma to the sensitive blood vessels and other tissues of the inside of the nose is by far the most common. This is usually due to vigorous nose rubbing, blowing or picking. Injury from the outsideis an obvious cause of a nosebleed.
1 Neuro-Oncologists: For regular Neurological checkups, the proper doctor to see is a Neuro-Oncologists, not a Neurologist. 2  This is a special class of doctor who understands the results of tumor development and potential tumor inhibitors an individual might qualify for.
Your doctor may also refer you to an endocrinologist for further tests and treatment. If you need a special exam or treatment, you may see one of these types of doctors: 1  Nuclear medicine physician (a doctor who specializes in medicine using different types of radioactive substances). 2  Surgeon. 3  Otolaryngologist (an ear, nose, and throat specialist).