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Nerve damege
Hello doctor i have one doubt today contionus long time have sneezing. My doubt is contious sneezing can affect nerve damage. Sneezing after i have headache and body pain
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Hello sir. Sneezing, headache and body pain are symptoms of viral illness or allergies. A more detailed account like for how long you had this etc will be required for proper diagnosis and treatment. No, it won't cause nerve damage, Please don't worry about it
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Please take online consultation with a neurologist
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
19 yrs exp
Delhi
Excessive force while sneezing it’s not good but it’s a protective mechanism to remove irritants from upper respiratory tract.
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No nerve damage saw such but don’t use excessive force and as a habit cover ur face.
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