High professionalism, this South Korean presenter still presenting the news even when he had nosebleed

News24xx.com - SpoTV presenter from South Korea Jo Hyun Il looks calm when blood starts pouring down from through his nostrils. Jo just looked panicked when his hands wiped the blood that had passed through his lips and chin. In Korean-language uploads interpreted by Microsoft, SpoTV mentions Jo maintains his professional attitude during the nosebleed. Jo's attitude invited his colleague's admiration which was shown by his priceless expression.

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Jo said, the nosebleed was the first to occur in his life. In an interview with the JoongangIlbo newspaper quoted by the MyKBO.net basebaal fan site, Jo expressed his gratitude for the attention gained from citizens and television viewers. While SpoTV stated, it did not employ Jo more than working hours as determined by the Korean government.

Quoted from the National Health Security (NHS) website, nosebleeds or epistaxis can occur in one or both nostrils. Bleeding occurs due to differences in temperature or humidity between the inside and outside of the nose, causing the nose to dry and easily get hurt. Another reason is that there is a wound or exhale too hard through the nose.

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Nosebleeds usually do not signify serious symptoms so there is no need to worry. People who have nosebleeds, should immediately press the area just above the nostrils for 10-15 minutes to stop the bleeding. Next, breath is taken through the mouth to help the blood that comes out quickly dry. If blood continues to go out for 20 minutes, you should immediately call for medical assistance to reduce the risk of losing too much blood.

 

 

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