Sneezing after you eat peppers may be a sign of an allergic reaction. A pepper allergy is an uncommon food allergy, but it can affect your nasal passages. After eating pepper you may notice that your sinuses become congestion, you sneeze...
Sneezing seems like an annoying but generally harmless event, but it can aggravate pain elsewhere in the body and cause some painful conditions. Sneezing can lead to a rupture, called a hernia, in your abdominal wall or upper thigh near the groin....
It may be difficult to discern whether you have persistent colds or acquired allergies. If you tend to exhibit itching and sneezing symptoms at the same time every year, chances are you have seasonal allergies, according to the Mayo Clinic. It's...
A number of things can trigger sneezing. Whether it's an allergy to pollen or mold or you're suffering from a cold, sneezing continuously can leave your nose feeling sore and irritated. The more inflamed your nasal passages are, the more you will...
If your nose keeps dripping no matter how many times you’ve blown it and you can’t stop sneezing, you’re likely experiencing an allergic reaction to something in your environment. These symptoms can be brought on by allergens...
Suffering with a cold is never pleasant, but it's also not necessarily going to put you out of commission for days on end. Using herbal remedies to manage symptoms of a cold and control sneezing may bring comfort and soothe away symptoms while...
Going on an outdoor run can boost both physical and mental fitness and health. However, experiencing severe sneezing and congestion after a run can be discouraging and frustrating. Fortunately, most cases of severe sneezing and congestion after a...
A sneeze is the body's reaction to an irritant or allergen. Sometimes you sneeze and the irritation is gone; however, if you have an allergy, your body releases histamine. This results in multiple symptoms that may include sneezing, coughing, a...
If you often start to sneeze and have a runny nose after a meal, you may have food allergies. A food allergy can cause annoying symptoms in some people, but it can have serious consequences for others. Contact a medical professional if you suspect...
An allergic reaction to potatoes can cause an itchy nose that leads to sneezing. During an allergic reaction, the body produces higher levels of histamine, according to MedlinePlus. Histamine is a chemical in the body that helps defend it from...
Although annoying at best, a runny nose and sneezing are the body's natural infection-fighting mechanisms. Mucus within the nose naturally humidifies the air and moistens the membranes and traps foreign matters. Causes for increased mucus...
If you've been diagnosed with an allergy to black pepper, you should avoid eating black pepper altogether. A black pepper can cause irritation to the soft tissue in your sinus cavities that can lead to constant sneezing. Along with sneezing you...
If your child suffers symptoms that include sneezing, a runny nose and light sensitivity, she may have a common cold or flu. While these symptoms are likely the result of common childhood ailments, it is important to take your child to a doctor to...
A sneeze guard has been a popular health addition mainly for salad bars and buffet tables to keep germs and contamination away from food and utensils. Sneeze guards usually include an acrylic pane or roof within a channeled frame that hangs over...
"God bless you" is only one of many traditional responses to a sneeze. Medical history researchers writing for "Evidence-Based Information" at Health Library.epnet.com, say such blessings are based on a medieval myth that a sneeze stops your...
According to MayoClinic.com, allergies never cause a fever. A fever is common if someone develops an infection or catches a viral infection. Certain allergic conditions, such as hay fever, can lead to complications that cause a fever, including a...
Allergies affect millions of Americans in various ways, according to the Mayo Clinic. A common allergen found almost everywhere in the world is dust. People who are allergic to dust react with sneezing, watery eyes, a stuffy nose and asthma. Most...
Sinus drainage is the result of the common cold, allergies, the flu, hay fever, bacterial infections, sinusitis or a head injury, according to MedlinePlus. Sinus drainage is any mucus that exits the nasal cavity either through the nose or down the...
Physicians may prescribe the nasal spray Astepro, a brand name of an antihistamine known generically as azelastine, to help control allergies. Histamine release is triggered by irritants such as pollen, dust or other perceived foreign materials....
Pollen is the name for microspores of seed plants like ragweed, grasses and trees that wind or insects carry in the process of fertilization. People with a sensitivity to pollen may be exposed by breathing in the tiny spores or react to injections...
People sneeze in response to the respiratory epithelium lining inside the nose being irritated by something usually external, such as dust particles or allergens entering the nose, or something internal, such as a respiratory infection. Histamine...
Colds are caused by viruses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that on average, children are infected by any one of 200 different strains of cold viruses eight to 12 times a year; adults are infected an average of four times a...
The severity of allergic reactions to mold spores depends upon indoor and outdoor environmental factors, some of which can be controlled by patients. Signs of mold allergies arise after humans ingest allergenic reproductive spores or pieces of...
Kids love pets, so parents may not realize that their infants have dog allergies until they have already adopted and bonded with a puppy. When suspicions allergy symptoms appear, it may be too late to break up the budding relationship. Parents can...
As every parent knows, toddlers can get a lot of colds. The BabyCenter website says that most children average between 6 and 10 colds a year, mostly due to their immature immune systems. Symptoms of influenza viruses can sometimes mimic those of...
It may be difficult to differentiate between cold and allergy symptoms because they are so similar. Some of the most common symptoms of colds and allergies are a runny nose, sneezing, cough and sore throat, according to the Mayo Clinic. If you...
Communicable diseases are illnesses that are spread from person, animal or insect to person. They might be a bacteria, virus or fungus. Communicable diseases come in many varieties. The important thing to recognize is that communicable diseases...
Small blood vessels under the surface of the eye can break, creating a condition known as subconjunctival hemorrhage. Because the surface of the eye can't absorb blood quickly, the blood becomes trapped and disperses under the area. While it may...
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