If I travel from a dark room, say a movie theater to bright sunlight, I have a tendency to sneeze.?
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This is because when you leave the theater and go out to the bright sunlight, you will see that the dust is more outside so you sneeze.
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Photo-sensitivity causes a tiny skin reaction whereby the mucous membranes inside your nostrils can contract enough to vibrate sensitive nose hairs and trigger a resultant sneeze.  It's a genetic condition, like the ability to curl your tongue.  PS... Believe it or not, sexual arousal can cause the same vibration, and trigger a sneeze or two.  Very embarrassing!
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It definitely sounds like you are having an allergic reaction to something on the first floor of your house.  Try to think of any differences between the first floor and the other areas of your home.  Think about things like mold, mildew, carpeting, curtains, dust, pets, and cleaners.  If you can, eliminate the source.  Otherwise, see your eye doctor for a good treatment for you.
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ALL direct sunlight is dangerous to your eyes. Try to leave work a bit earlier or later or take a different route to avoid it. Hope this helps.
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Try checking your blood pressure it might be high.  The lights are cause dfron the pressure of you blood and it is incresed when you cough any lights in your eyes are cause for concern. Talk to your doctor
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Look at a brihgt light until you sneeze. Or Get some pepper and smell deep into it if you wait a while.\n~*Alyssa*~
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex
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Sneeze is an involuntary violent expiration of air through the nose and mouth. It results from stimulation of the nervous system in the nose, causing sudden contraction of the muscles of expiration. The stimulus can include any irritating factor in the nose—inflammation of the tissues as the result of a cold or infection, allergic irritants (hay fever), or irritating substances such as dust or pollutants in the air. An occasional sneeze usually has little significance. Repeated sneezing indicates that some condition of the nose or in the immediate atmosphere requires attention.
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you are unique in this world, do not copy others. so write down what makes you feel bad (sneeze etc.)\nIt will help you certainly. \nTill then \n1. Avoid cold food stuffs like ice creams, cold water, \n2. Climatic changes ( shifting form air condition to normal temp and vice versa frequently),\n3. Irritating smells like perfumes etc.\n\nFoods - 1. Banana\n2. Rice\n3. Chilled water\n4. Synthetic cold drinks
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due to the force with which u sneeze ,ur eyes will automatically close.try it but u will not succeed.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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You sneeze with your eyes open.
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Asthma. That may be the red light.
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Because otherwise some 'thing' in your eyes will get damaged by the fastness of a sneeze, and therefore the eyelids react with shutting when sneezing.\nDon't really remember more than that, I read it 3 years ago somewhere... :S
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It's probably dust. You can clean all you want but dust is still in the air. When you clean your house you are cleaning the dust that has fallen out of the air and landed on furniture. You can't clean your air unless you have a special filter.\n\nDo you have any animals in the house? It could be an allergy to an animal.\n\nDoes it only happen in your house, or other indoor places?\n\nAs far as sneezing fits, that's how it effects some people. There isn't much you can do about it.
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Photic sneeze reflex (also referred to as sun sneezing and whimsically called ACHOO, a backronym for Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst) is a medical condition by which people exposed to bright light sneeze. It has been suggested that the photic sneeze reflex occurs only after someone has been adapted to the dark for at least five minutes, although this is not certain, and is not uniform amongst people with the photic sneeze reflex. The photic sneeze reflex can also cause one to sneeze many times consecutively. The condition occurs in 17% to 25% of humans with more common occurrence in Caucasians than other human races. The condition is passed along genetically as an autosomal dominant trait.
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Because it makes your sinuses start running from the sudden heat.\nYou're not allergic to sunshine, I thought that kinda thing too and asked my doctor and he just said it's the heat making your sinuses run, so you sneeze.
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the nose has erectile tissue in it, and can sometimes cause a little tingly feeling in other areas when theres a sneeze.