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Q: Frequent Sneezing

asked by: stevie_23 on May 19th, 2006

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I find that ever since I got a cold about 4 months ago I am sneezing very frequently and always in groups of 4 or 5, after which I am sniffling and snuffling for around 20-30 minutes. It is very annoying and apart from this I feel fine.

It's not allergies or anything like that. I just don't know whether it's related to the cold or not. The actual cold was the sneeziest cold i've ever had though. I woke up one day in the middle of the cold and literally could not stop sneezing for almost an hour.

Does anyone else have frequent sneezing which leaves them stuffed up and sniffing for a long time but otherwise they're ok?

Replies(2)

gpankaj

replied on March 17th, 2008

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me ( father ) and my daughter ( 7 months )

Hi,

me and my daughter get frequent cold, running nose and lot's of sneezing. Any help will be appreciated.

-Pan

paulmac

replied on September 7th, 2009

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I have the same problem with no allergy issues in my 40 years on this earth, I am a fit person who doesnt smoke but have now been sneezing and snuffling for the past 4 months. What the hell is it ??

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