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Always Sneezing 🤧
Hello doctors, my problem is..
1. Whenever i wake up and wash my face with water ,i get sneezes like 10 times continuously
2. Whenever i rub or touch my nose
i get like 10 sneezes continuously 🤧🤧
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3. Whenever i sitting on chair,and if i get up from chair i get like 10 sneezes continuously 🤧🤧
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What problem is this, what to do, and only sneezing there is no mucus, runny nose or any pain or swelling or any other things 🤧
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Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Udaipur
I am Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat, MS ENT.
From your description, your main concern is repeated bouts of sneezing (around 10 times) triggered by washing face, touching/rubbing nose, or even change in posture. Importantly, there is no nasal discharge, blockage, pain, or swelling.
This presentation is most commonly seen in allergic or hyper-reactive nasal mucosa. The nasal lining in some individuals becomes oversensitive to minor stimuli such as temperature change (water splash), mechanical touch, or posture change. This condition is usually benign but can be bothersome.
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Avoid triggers, Lifestyle care, Medical options
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if sneezing persists daily or worsens, kindly visit nearby ENT hospital for evaluation and allergy testing if required.
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