Why can't you sneeze with your eyes open
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I am 27 and have this problem too for years but it comes and goes and is really annoying and depressing for me. as I've known, this problem is most of the times psychological, as it's been for me, unless you feel that it happened IMMEDIATELY after a hit to your head. so after a hit or crash, if you sneezed and after a few days or weeks it stopped, it's still psychological and if you don't care or think about it, sneeze can return eventually.
When you cry and get mad cause you drop something on the floor in the car and you can't bend over to pick it up till you get out of the car!
Are you sleepy, or can't keep your eyes open? You could have chronic dry-eye. I'm not a doctor, btw, but when I opened my account here, there were 38 questions for me!
This machine dries up the eyes and nasal passages which causes irritation, burning and sneezing. You can try a cold water humidifier to start with. If you already have a humidifier and your mother still experiences these symptoms you may need a heated humidifier. In most cases this resolves nasal congestion and irritation if it is caused by CPAP. Also if your mother has a deviated nasal septum then also it can cause allergy like symptoms.
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Sneezing is one of the initial signs of acute withdrawal. (Yawning & watery eyes usually precede sneezing.) When you're on opiates they flood the body with histamines (that's why people scratch when they're high.) When they're withdrawn the body's natural histamine response is shut down & so you sneeze & tear a lot. It's completely normal to experience this in detox & the symptom diminishes over time.
You may try to inhale the dust of ground dry hot pepper.
Hi there. I have been waiting to see a neurologist for a few months now and have had these symptoms for around a year. Progressively getting worse until now. There are many symptoms. I find it awkward when walking especially when it is cold. I cannot run. My legs simply do not have the coordination to run or jump. If it is cold my legs tremble, especially the left leg. I have no pain whatsoever anywhere. Sometimes I get dropfoot when I walk. I have to concentrate when I walk.
What else is going on in your life? Are you consuming any thing that can damage your body or mind? Live a healthy life style.
As to are you awake? Since you remember the eye open problem, if not awake you are having a vivid dream. Do you think you can remember to try something next time that happens? I mean remember when you are in the can't open eye state. Can you see anything, i.e.
There are too many causes to tell you what is causing your problem. Since you are young it is a concern; age drooping is the most common cause in 50 years old and older.
This is a disturbing symptom and a disease called myansthenia gravis needs to be excluded.
See an Eye MD ophthalmologist. Have your family MD refer you or go to www.geteyesmart.org and find an Eye MD there.
^I'm sorry but what does bump mean? I've seen that a couple times
Of course I have that problem, it's possibily morning sickness, can strike any time anywhere and if there's offensive smells that triggers nausea or if you fill your stomach too then ya, u can probably expect to feel sick. Sometimes it doesn't matter what I eat. Bread, meat, fruit, even just juice if I'm really queasy, I feel sick. Hormones!
Sleeping with eyes partially open isn't exactly rare. Sometimes people are born with the tendency, sometimes it's the result of some kind of injury or disease, and most of the time, the cause really isn't known. In fact, people who do it usually don't even realize it (after all, you're asleep, right?) until either they see a photo of themselves or their bed partner tells them about it.
I didn't know I slept with my eyes open until my husband told me.
I have very similar problems in that I can't open my eyelids after a deep sleep. Often, I have to physically open them with my fingers. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm relieved to find others with the same problem.
Has the doctor diagnosed you or someone in your family with a protein or sugar deficiency? What sort of exercise do you do?
(Please note these are questions for you to answer for yourself, I am not asking for an answer back.)
Mind, I am no medical expert, this is purely from experience. I have had dark circles under my eyes since elementary school but I have had other reasons for keeping them this long (I'm 22 now).
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.
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