sneeze after waking up

I sneezed sooo much during the first couple weeks...I use to think it was my brain and relexs just waking up, and they had been sleeping so long..... Some symtoms are so weird...I would go from yawning to sneezing within minutes of each other.....

I have developed allergies over the last year. They seem to be getting worse. I haven't pin pointed exactly what I'm allergic to, but I will sneeze anywhere not just in my own home. I take an over the counter allergy medicine to help and it does help some. My question is...Why do I start sneezing as soon as I get out of bed and stand up? My symptoms seem to settle down as the day progresses and I don't sneeze while I'm in bed for the night.

m having a chiari decompression, lamenectomy, and duraplasty in less than two weeks. I was wondering what your experience was waking up after the surgery. How much pain did you feel, how drugged were you, did you have to wear a neck brace, how did you sleep, how soon did you begin to feel better? I know this is a lot of questions, but hey, i'm sure you had em all too before yours. Thanks so much!

99% of the time that it happens, it happens from the time I wake up (immediately after waking up, I mean) until the time I go to bed. So I know for a fact it doesn't have anything to do with food or perfume (plus, I don't wear perfume, lol), or even with an AC/non-AC environment, since it doesn't get turned off in the middle of the night c( : Thank you for the suggestions though!

I do that when I cough, or once even after I threw up. My doc says that as long as the pain goes away, it's fine...round ligament pain.

I have a terrible time getting up in the mornings. I often sleep until noon or later. When I do get up early, I feel awful. Tired, sleepy, my stomach gets upset.... I have had a sleep study but they couldn't find anything wrong. I know I am in a mild depression right now, but I have had this problem my whole life, even when I am manic! Also, no matter how late I sleep during the day I am ready to go to be at about 9 or 10 pm. Does anyone have any advice?

t wait to hit 13 weeks thinking it would all go away, but my baby had other plans. I did find if I eat 20 min after waking up, never get hungry in.

So I've been having issues with waking up. It's gotten to the point where sleeping in at all has become unpleasant because as soon as I wake up it feels like I'd been sleeping on rocks all night, my everything is all sore and achey. I haven't had this problem my whole life, just for the past year and a half or so. I first realized it after I slept on a really uncomfortable guest bed.

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About 2 months after I started getting the sensation but no follow thru. A firt I went 4 months without a sneeze 5 months later I went two weeks now its been about a month, no sneeze. I really believe its anxiety related.

*Loud, chronic snoring *Frequent pauses in breathing during sleep *Gasping, snorting, or choking during sleep *Feeling unrefreshed after waking and sleepy during the day, no matter how much time you spent in bed *Waking up with shortness of breath, chest pains, headaches, nasal congestion, or a dry throat. Sleep disorder 2: Restless legs syndrome (RLS) Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a sleep disorder that causes an almost irresistible urge to move your legs (or arms).

i have been suffering from anxiety for about 4 months now, and for the past 4 days i have been waking up with this shaking all over my body, then i my heart would start to pound. dont care what time i go to sleep night or day it will happen.

s normal! When you sleep and relax your ligaments stretch and it can be very sore waking up. Also try drinking water through the night if you wake up to pee, or drink some water before you go to bed.

I get that too. I wake up sometimes still feeling like I'm not breathing or wake up gasping and it is always as I am drifting off to sleep. ( I look at the clock and it always seems to be within the first 30 minutes after I lie down). It comes and goes. I can go months without it happening and then it can happen every night for a while.

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