You can manage the symptoms from inside, but you can’t truly fix the root problem from there. If water is dripping from a ceiling, you can place a bucket, poke a tiny hole in a bulging paint bubble to release trapped water safely, and protect furniture or flooring. That prevents further indoor damage for the moment.
Some people try to apply sealants or tapes from the attic side where they see moisture, but this is usually a short-term patch at best. Water always finds the easiest path, and what you see inside is often not exactly where it’s entering outside.
Treat internal measures as emergency control, not a repair. As soon as weather allows, a proper check and fix from the roof side is necessary. Otherwise, wood, insulation and structure silently keep absorbing moisture, and by the time it shows up again, the damage is much bigger.
