Every morning, I have repeated sneezing fits. It's not dust or pets. I am a smoker but this is new.?
399750
Some allergies DO develop as you get older.  That happened to me and I have been told that it is not unusual.
29798
I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you. I just wanted to say that my ears do that as well. I cough, I feel like I'm gagging, my eyes water, and sometimes I even sneeze. I hate cleaning my ears. I just wanted to tell you that you're not alone.
835053
this sounds like an upper respiratory infection...i have asthma and i get em all the time...especially during the cold seasons...u should go to a doctor so he can verify it and get u on some anitbiotics cuz if u dnt treat it soon it can turn into pneumonia and believe me thats not fun
376253
Have you checked to see why you always have a cough, I would probably check it out with a doctor.  If you smoke then I would say to quit and save your lungs. You may have asthma.   If you have allergies you can get medicine for that.  It is not good to have a constant cough.  Good Luck
772244
Go see your doctor to make sure that is your problem. If you have had this for a while, you should be on some type of inhaler. Asthma affects people in different ways. If you are having frequent attacks, you should see about getting on maintainence meds to avoid frequent attacks. Also pay close attention to what is triggering your attacks and try to avoid those things. Check your filters, clean the carpet more frequently if you have any, if not try not to have any installed, avoid rugs, dust, cleaning products, animals with fur and dander and a host of other things. Asthma is very serious I know a couple of people who have died from it, please go see a doctor!
773804
It sounds like you may have developed an allergy to something.  On the surface you would say to peppermint, but that's to obvious. It may be something to do with the mint but the only way you are going to know is to start with the medical profession who can then give you access to skin tests to see what you are allergic to, if anything.
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sounds like you have a chronic cough and should really have another Dr. check you out. but, you can use a vaporizer to moisten the air and that usually makes it easier to breathe and soothes the throat (therefore the cough). you can have someone try cupping their hand and beating on your back like burping a child. this helps to break up the congestion in your lungs. you can always try herbal healers, or take hot baths/showers with an herb mized in. (don't know a specific herb to tell you)  other than that, if your coughing still persists on a serious level, you need to have something done by a dr. hope this helps!
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Why do our noses run?\nOur cough reflex is not the only way we have to protect our airways. Most of the time we breathe through our noses. There are several folds and ridges at the back of the nose, on the way to the throat and windpipe, which are covered with mucous membranes. These membranes secrete mucus, a thin but slightly sticky liquid. As the air we breathe passes over these folds and ridges, it is humidified by evaporating water from the membranes and mucus, and many of the dust particles present in the inhaled air stick to the mucus so they cannot continue to the lungs. (Mucous membranes also line the windpipe and airways and help to trap smaller dust particles, and there are microscopic hairs, known as "cilia", on the surface of the lung's mucous membranes that continuously "sweep" the dirty mucus up through the airways and toward the windpipe where you can cough it all the way out.) \n\nSometimes, when our noses and lungs are irritated by something in the air, our mucous membranes will produce more mucus to help pick up and clean out the irritants. This can also happen when we breathe in something that we are allergic to: the allergic reaction of the mucus membranes to the offending material makes the membranes produce a lot more mucus, and a lot of extra water enters that mucus because of the allergic effect on the membranes. Unfortunately, the excess mucus and water makes you very uncomfortable and doesn't do any better as far as self-cleaning goes. \n\nViruses can also attack the mucus membranes and cause extra watering and extra mucus production. This, in fact, is how the common cold occurs. The virus is spread from person to person through droplets in the air or on hands: remember that there's a lot of extra liquid around with all the irritation, and a lot of that is sprayed into the air every time you cough or sneeze. Other people who breathe those droplets may be infected also, since the droplets will be caught on their mucus membranes. Once you've been infected by a particular cold virus you'll be immune to it forever, but there are hundreds of cold viruses around for you to catch, and there'll almost always be a few around that you haven't had yet. Since, as with the vast majority of viruses, there are no medicines we can use to kill cold viruses, when we get a cold we have to wait it out, possibly with medicines to relieve some of the misery.
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gggeeez.. No..  How could that be possible?  You have tons of muscles and whatnot holding them in!  That is just silly.  You can try sneezing with your eyes open, but it just doesn't happen.  There is no need to worry.
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ouch. Maybe you have developed asthma.  Better see your doc.
746369
It's your monitor. The screen is electrostatic and draws dust. Best cure is use an anti-allergy nasal spray. If you use it regularly for two weeks, no more problems.
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No...have you? (why don't you add some details to your question so we can find out if you have heard one)\n\nThanks for the explanation...I have no idea why you're hearing sneezes. Maybe it's a ghost or a spirit...
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it could be a number of things. i would go to the Dr. and have him check you out. do you smoke? if so and sometimes even if you don't it could be bronchitis. i know when i have bronchitis my cough really smells bad cause of the infection in my lungs, so i would go to the Dr. and let him check you out. or go to http://www.webmd.com/ you might get answers there.
309795
It is the strain of sneeze.
312636
As in humans, sneezing is normal. It's a reflex for expelling something in the nose that doesn't belong there.
735401
Some of your sinusitis may be triggered by allergies, which could be why it keeps coming back. Need to discuss with your doc & see if a referral to an allergist is in order. They can do tests, find what you're allergic to and help you get this under control.
898455
Hmm, if I had to count how many times i sneezed every day it would probably end up being a couple hundred each day, lol! I have very bad allergies and I am constantly sneezing. Usually after the 3rd sneeze, my family members will tell me to shut up(sarcastically) because they know that I will go on forever.