This question is for women. When you sneeze,does it stink?
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It's kind-of stupid to answer a question with a question but,  Does what stink?
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.
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No. What are doing right before you sneeze? Taking in short breaths of air before finally sneezing.
319759
LOL. you are very curious child. technically no. the air from sneezing comes from your lungs...its a reflex to get an irritant out of your system. while farting is caused by some trapped gas within your digestive system and the stomach is way too far to be the reason for farting...the gas is somewhere in your intestines [large intestine]. and besides, sections of your intestines are segmented by circular and longitudinal muscles so it can't be the stomach. so no. it doesn't form a vacuum. interesting question though.
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It's called "stress incontinence".  Most women who have had babies or who are significantly overweight have this problem.  When you feel a sneeze coming on, cross your legs!!  No joke!  There is really nothing you can do about it.
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I think it's worse to sniffle. To be honest, I keep sniffling though - I hate blowing my nose in public. I would prefer if people around me blow their nose. It's annoying to hear someone sniffle when you know they need to blow their nose.
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Mechanism of sneezing - Normally, sneezing is an involuntary reflex, which is controlled by a complex interaction of nerve fibres. A variety of receptor sites, situated in the nose, reports about the irritation or foreign substance to the brain for inducing sneezing by releasing histamine, for clearing the nose. Receptors are sensitive to infection, touch, smells of dust, chemical gases, fumes, temperature and exposure to extreme cold air and water (the main offender). Usually, sneeze begins with a deep inspiration and closed glottis, which suddenly opens after gaining pressure from contraction of the diaphragm, abdomen muscles and other muscles which compress the lungs to let out the trapped air with force through nose and mouth. So with an explosive sound, throw of air occurs as a sneeze. Sneezing also involves contraction of the muscles of face, neck and eyes. Sometimes, sneezing air speed is measured more than 120 km/per hour. Normally, people sneeze once or twice during early morning or daytime to clear the nose.\n\nFor more info, go to the source...
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Our respiratory is coating in mucous, and also lined with ciliated cells ( they kinda have fingers) that push all the mucous up toward our nose and mouth.  When the mucous gets there then it is either expelled or it dries, making boogers!!
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I dont agree with the question to begin. It doest necessarily have to occur like this. Ive heard a lot of people sneeze and not everyone sneezes after them.
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Of course, its a perfectly natural situation. Something that irritates the nostrils' delicate lining makes the nerve endings not only say that 'hey there's an itch here too!' but the sneeze reflex also responds to the irritant.
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oh yeah, it is like your entire body is a sneeze.
890347
I don't have any women...I am a woman and I cry when I am neglected. Sniff, sniff. Do your women cry?
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I would at least rub it immediately against my pants to wipe it hastily. It's probably best to tell the person. The person should know I sneezed if we ran into each other right afterward. I never sneeze in my hands. I always try my best to pull  the collar of my shirt to sneeze inside it. Germs don't spread as much.
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Sneezing helps u to remove an irritation from your nose.It is more of a response than a voluntary action. Like all other involuntary actions in our body sneezing also involves a lot of muscles. Some of these muscles may be involved in the closing of the eye lids. Being an involuntary action we are unable to keep our eyes open when sneezing. \nHowever we do find yogis who have control on many of their muscles - may be they will be in a better position to keep their eyes open when sneezing.\n\nOn the lighter side - what do you really expect to see when u are sneezing!!!!!
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Just relax.  This is probably just a sub-conscience reaction to not wanting to be heard sneezing.  Nobody should think differently of you as long as you make sure that your hands are clean.
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I was once told it's because your heart skips a beat when you sneeze.............not sure it that's true or not?
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"Odaijini" (take care of yourself), if anything at all.  We don't have a custom of saying something to someone who have just sneezed.  The phrase is commonly used for someone who's ill (one assumes that if someone sneezes, that person is catching cold).\n\nThere is a popular belief, though, that if you sneeze, someone somewhere is talking about you.