Excuse me, I have hepatitis B and have been taking medicine for a long time. My condition is stable and has regressed, but I often have nosebleeds these days, and I don't know what is going on.

This means that you may have a blood coagulation problem. The liver is the place where many coagulation factors are produced, activated and inactivated in our body. Patients with severe hepatitis can cause abnormal coagulation factors, often accompanied by nosebleeds and subcutaneous ecchymosis. At this time, it shows that your liver function is seriously damaged and you have a tendency to cirrhosis. So I suggest you go to the hospital to check your hepatitis B, liver function, blood coagulation, AFP and abdominal B-ultrasound. If there is any problem, treat it immediately.