sneeze nerve

I’m getting really concerned because i can’t sneeze like i get the itchiness in my nose and i just can’t sneeze i inhale and can’t sneeze or sometimes when i try yawn it just doesn’t feel right and i can’t get a satisfying breath either i’m a young teen and i told my parents but they said it’s ok but i don’t feel like it is okay.

m 29years old. Just this inability to sneeze is bugging me. Read somewhere that it could be a damaged nerve which can take a long time to heal....and asked to eat super foods like Rasberries, blue berries, carrots and drink green tea with ginger as they help in nerve repair. Anyways, this issue does seem harmless as I read that people have gone years without sneezing and no one seems to know why !! Any advice would be helpful.....

However the idea that it may be the sneeze causing a temporary pinched nerve also seems like a potential cause. I can see the contraction from the high velocity sneeze causing the spine to compress resulting in a pinched nerve. Not sure I can tell the difference between a nerve pain and a muscular cramp pain. Other thoughts? My "sneeze chest pain" lasted about 4 min today, but typically it only 2-3 min. I have no other symptoms that I am aware of and am otherwise healthy. E.

It only happens during the first exposure to the bright light, 3) Physical stimulation of the trigeminal nerve can trigger a sneeze. (this might explain why most nights when I go to bed no sooner than my head ( left side) hits my pillow I will start to sneeze.) Dennis PS You can read more about this at medscape . com.. I found this by goggle of sneezing and MS.

Nerve damage, or nerve pain? Two totally different things... Sciatic nerve pain is very common in pregnancy, but is generally self-limiting. I certainly suffer from sciatica during pregnancy. Nerve damage is permanent and becomes chronic. But it sounds to me like you are describing ligament pain, resulting from the stretching of abdominal ligaments.

This looks like a 'cervicogenic headache' to me, probably due to some mild 'whiplash' injury at the sneeze. Now each time you sneeze, the same area/ 'local-nerve-system' (so to say) is getting stimulated and you get the headache. The medical expert you have to see is a neurologist, neurosurgeon or cervical spine surgeon or orthopedic surgeon, whoever is interested in cervicogenic headache. Until then try to giving some rest to the neck (?!

I will sneeze every time, and if I need to egg the sneeze on, I will look right at the light until I sneeze. If I feel a sneeze coming on, I will either look at the sun or a bright light in a room. I rarely sneeze in a low light situation. My doctor thinks I am nuts, as does my opthamologist. However, my Mom did this (but not my Dad) and both of my daughters do it too. My Mom says that her Mom did it as well. It's very strong reflex and completely uncontrollable.

Does your pain last more than the time of the sneeze? Do you tend to bend your neck and head forward and down during the sneeze?

It's crazy how I'll sneeze 2-4 times in a row. It's seems to be slowing down a bit as Day 4 approaches (in 30 minutes, I'll start Day 4 - woo hoo!) It's seems like 10 minutes ago that I was working up the nerve to type my first "I'm stopping my pain meds" post.

OK that's good info to know. Ugh! I hate it! And allergies have been making it worse for me because every time I cough or sneeze the pain sharpens! HATE IT! Thanks ladies.

I have had left sided pain that feels like in my lung only wheen I sneeze. It has been over a month. I have had basic blood work, chest xray PA and Lateral, EKG told all was fine with these. I am taking anti inflam matory medication from the doctor. I would appreciate any thoughts or ideas. Concerned that something is getting overlooked?

I can now move around freely and am completely off of my pain medication but the sharp pain on the left side of my pelvic bone, down through to my inner thigh is so bothersome. I can not sneeze, cough or laugh without being in unbearable pain. This has been going on since about a week after my surgery. I am going back to work in 5 days, and I do feel up to it, but is this pain normal? I have never felt anything like it in previous c-section recovery.

My baby is 5 days old I know its normal to have the hiccups and sneeze but she will sometimes sneeze so many times in a row like the other day sneezed 8 times in a row and she is always getting the hiccups she always use to have them while I was pregnant with her as well is there anything I should be concerned about or is this normal

All kidding aside, you have Sciatic nerve issues usually caused by a bulging disc pushing against a sciatic nerve. A good Chiropractor within 2-3 visits can realign your lumbars and alleviate the pain non-evasively, or you can opt out for spinal cord surgery, a disectomy of the disc.

Lately I have been having pain that runs down from my hip to my foot it feels like a nerve it hurts when I clench my butt or sneeze but it all happens when I'm up. I can walk because it hurts . I also have swollen lyhpm nodes since February and I have a swollen knee on my right side and I have lung pain and back pain. My back pain and my pain that runs down from my hip to my foot all happen a few months ago. I'm afraid if it's osteosarcoma :( all of my pain is on my right side.

You could have sciatica I delt with it talk to your doctor about it you may need to see a spoon an nerve specialist. That's what I had to do.

there is no lump, discharge etc. but the pain gets worse when i sneeze or cough, or lie down. my breast gets stiff with pain, and no gel or pain killer works. even taking deep breath hurts. is it my breast or some bones?

I am a former football player and experience extreme pain in my neck, shoulders, and arms when ever I sneeze. The pain in my neck is located around my shoulder blades and in my arms it hurts on the top of my fore arm and my bicep, and occasionally on the top part of my hand. It is starting to get extremely painful and I am not sure what I should do or what is causing it. ANY help would be greatly appreciated.

Everytime I sneeze i get a sharp pain in my pelvic area.. only 13 and 4. Any ideas what this could be?

I get this pain under my tummy right above my vag whenever I sneeze? Should I be worried?? Im scared!

You're a doctor & you don't know that you never had a risk?HIV is not transmitted via sneezing & you definately don't require nPEP.No risk.

I like the sneezing but the peeing and pooping because of force of sneeze gets me. Talk about stares when in public. I've had people in front of me duck.

Acute gastritis also stimulates a nerve called the Vagus nerve. This nerve carries sensation from all the internal abdominal organs as well as from the throat and respiratory tract. In gastritis, the Vagus nerve gets irritated. One of the symptoms of acute gastritis is nausea - this is also the time when the irritation of the nerve is the most.

All I have to do is turn my head to the right and there will be a silver flash in my right eye without blinking. Could there be a nerve involved because I was injured from a fall from a horse years ago?

Hi all, I would so want to hear from any of you having symptoms from the Vagus nerve. I do not see a lot about this here, so I am just wondering how much you all know. Last month I realised that I was having symptoms that all could be connected to the Vagus nerve. I had trouble sleeping one night like I had eaten late and was having stomach acid to 4am. I had not been eating since 8pm and was drinking water to try to ease this. I do not have GERD I went to the Gastro-doc to be 100% sure.

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