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Q: An Odd Queston

asked by: honeybee66 on November 18th, 2006

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This is a very odd question but one I have no one to ask. Everytime I have a bowel movement, I get a runny nose. Why is this? Is this common? I rarely have a runny nose but as soon as I go to the bathroom it starts and then it stops as soon as I am done? Am I crazy?

Sharon

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admin replied on December 5th, 2006

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You might get better results if you post your question in the "headache, migraines, sinus conditions" forum. It seems most appropriate there. Please feel free to create another post there and see how it goes!

Sincerely, admin

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