My head is bleeding everywhere?

Left side of head hurts, left nostral bleeding?

• i think its cause of too many toxins in my body, what is happening am i internally bleeding in my head? i have been drinking everyday for 2 months, and taking anti depressants, smoking 2-3 smokes a day and the past 2 days been drinking energy drinks with alcohal, it says dont drink energy with alchohal, dont take the meds with alchohal, so i am basically f****d, and i thought nothing would happen, i am worried and i dont wantt to go to the doctor, i have started to ween myself off my meds cause i dont like them and i know i can be without em , doc just put me on for another month to make sure but they make me lazy and stuff so **** it i dont need pills to live, any ways whats going on with my head, should i be worried? and if this is brain damage due to pills and alchohal is there any way to recover? i have 6 months before i stop working full time and go to school. i need to recover before school starts, i should prolly stop drinking right? i am definitly joining sports, prolly martial arts, good work out and its 3 times a week

• Answer:

  See your health care provider as soon as possible (primary care doctor for referral to a head trauma clinic), this may be an emergency problem. Vasomotor rhinitis could be the problem and increased internal pressure due to head injury or concussion. This common condition occurs when blood vessels in the nose overreact to certain environmental or emotional stimuli by swelling up and triggering excess mucus production. Common culprits include changes in air temperature and humidity, strong odors, spicy food, and even strong feeling like anger. If you can identify the triggers, such as certain medications and alcohol beverages, you may be able to neutralize or avoid them. Exercising and keeping a hostility diary, for example, may curb anger. Although drugs cannot completely relieve symptoms, your doctor may prescribe an oral decongestant, an antihistamine, or a steroid nasal spray that can provide limited relief. Avoid over-the-counter decongestant nasal sprays, such as Afrin or Otrivin, which can actually make matters worse. I hope this helps you. And good luck.