While reddish or pink snot may indicate that a small blood vessel in the nose burst at some point and the blood has now dried out. Apart from this, brown colored mucus can also be sign of excessive ...

Experiencing a nosebleed—also known as epistaxis—hot summer months can be worrying, especially for parents of young children.

Nosebleeds Forcefully blowing the nose can also damage blood vessels and cause nosebleeds, Filip said. When mucus linings are inflamed or dried out, blood vessels become exposed.