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I wake up with blood on my pillows a lot and it is because I get nose bleeds at night. Why do I get nose bleeds only at night? Answer. It is actually fairly common to have nose bleeds occur at night. Most of the time, this is because the dry air in the bedroom while you are sleeping (which is made worse in the winter, due to heating of the room). The dry air leads to drying out of the nasal lining, which leads to cracking and bleeding.
Blowing your nose too hard can irritate the nasal passages through the force of dislodging the mucus or by exposing some of the tiny blood vessels that are located inside of the nose. If you tend to get nosebleeds often, you probably have blood clots in your nose from where the bleeding last stopped. Those blood clots can get displaced, causing the bleeding to start once again. A Cold or Flu. It really isnât the virus itself that causes a nosebleed, but the blowing of the nose.