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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.
Nosebleeds (also known as epistaxis) are common and are generally temporary. Most nosebleeds can be controlled within 10 to 30 minutes and can be cared for at home. Bleeding can occur on one, or both, sides of the nose. Your blood might flow out of your nose and/or down the back of your throat. Bleeding can last for a few seconds or a few minutes or longer and range from a few drops to a rapid flow. Nosebleeds usually stop when a blood clot forms. The blood clot is loosely attached to the mucous membranes.