Why do I always sneeze a lot in the morning, but never the rest of the day?
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Morning allergies.  You've got too much dust/allergens where you sleep.  Clean it up well & get a good air cleaner.  It'll make mornings easier for you to cope.
813273
Yes it does.  My eyes squint, my nose starts itching, and then I sneeze. I thought I was the only one who did that.
436876
Sneezing in sleep occurs only when you are about fall asleep and about to wake up but when you are not aware of it. In other  words, due to your breathing rhythm, you can not sneeze in the REM states. For further information please refer to;\n\nhttp://www.anderson-college.edu/ pdf/documents/Healthservice.pdf
947210
You sneeze because you have something in your nose and your body is trying to get it out.  You don't get it out the first time, or your nose is still irritated.
402647
It is not the sun that is stopping you from the sneeze, it is the position of your head. you can look at the moon or a a piece of key lime pie that is floating in the sky and have the same result.
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It could be any number of things that are making him sneeze.\nFirst thing I'd suspect is the brand of litter.  Dust from that is very irritating.  Try another brand with a lower dust factor.\nOther causes could be carpeting, changing the AC dust filters, your cologne, cleaning fluids, indoor plants, etc.\n\nInvestigate these... you'll probably be able to ID the culprit very quick.
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I'm allergic to something that no doctor has yet been able to figure out.  It strikes me at the worst times (usually when I'm eating or drinking) and it was extremely hard to control.  What I've learned to do is to hold a piece of ice to the top of my mouth with my tounge.  If you press the ice firmly enough to the roof of your mouth the sneezing should stop (at least, it does with my sneezing).
271416
It is almost impossible for a person to keep their eyelids open during a sneeze, although some rare individuals report having little if any trouble doing so. The reflex of shutting the eyes serves no obvious purpose: the nerves serving the eyes and the nose are closely related, and stimuli to the one often trigger some response in the other.
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I have pretty sever allergy problems and I hate to take any allergy medicine in the morning(or any other time during the day for that matter) due to it causing me drowsiness. The main thing that I do is use a allergy nose spray(you can find these at any pharmacy over the counter) and drink a cup of hot tea(I like flavored Green tea with a little splenda). The tea helps the mucous and also helps any itchiness in the throught area. Good luck! Allergies are a drag!
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Pretty much the same reason people sneeze when they get a cold: it's one of the mechanisms the body uses to get rid of infection, poison or other bad elements.  With a cold, of course, the infection is in the respiratory system; with diarrhea and/or vomiting, the problem is in the gastrointestinal tract.  It's your body's way of "evacuating the building" so your antibodies and other immune mechanisms have a better chance of conquering the infection.\n\nThere can be other reasons for diarrhea, however.  One is where you have eaten something which for some reason your body isn't equipped to digest properly.  There are also some GI diseases where your digestive system isn't working the way it should.  One such disease is called Irritable Bowel Syndrome, where your digestive system is overly sensitive to irritants.  Stress is another thing which can cause temporary diarrhea.
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Hey there. First of all, allergies are generally seasonal. If this is something that happens to you every year at about the same time, then you should do some investigation. You can do this by learning about things for your area of the country like, the pollen count for your area, crop cycles for your area, and check on possible mold and dust exposure. If you don't have a chronic past history (meaning that it happens at the same time each year) then you more likely have a cold. Here's another thing to try. Try some over the counter allergy medicine and see what happens. If they clear you right up, then you are dealing with a seasonal allergy, if not, you have a cold virus. Check out About.com for more information on allergies and colds. Good luck!
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yes.  you sneeze when something irritates your inner nose.  all that happens is that a little piece of dust gets in the wrong place, and you wake up sneezing--but this does not happen very often.  it is very rare
1034537
I don't know?..But next time I sneeze I will definitely try to keep my eyes open!...lol..let ya know then...
312636
As in humans, sneezing is normal. It's a reflex for expelling something in the nose that doesn't belong there.
668384
You might be suffering from allergies. It is common around this time of the year. Try taking Claritin, it works great for sneezing.
640985
Sneezing helps u to remove an irritation from your nose.It is more of a response than a voluntary action. Like all other involuntary actions in our body sneezing also involves a lot of muscles. Some of these muscles may be involved in the closing of the eye lids. Being an involuntary action we are unable to keep our eyes open when sneezing. \nHowever we do find yogis who have control on many of their muscles - may be they will be in a better position to keep their eyes open when sneezing.\n\nOn the lighter side - what do you really expect to see when u are sneezing!!!!!
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due to the sudden jerk you get while you sneeze, you automatically make you body tight and then suddenly it becomes loose. thus the blood pressure increases. \nSometimes people feely giddy due to a sudden and big sneeze. this is because, the brain cannot coincide with the blood pressure. thus it happens. but remember this is all just for quite a fraction of a second. \n\nHope it was clear enough.