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Some people, it's just once and done. Others - poor souls, they just go on and on.
Me: twice usually. Sometimes 3 or 4 times but that's rare.
Me: twice usually. Sometimes 3 or 4 times but that's rare.
1MileCrash said:Usually two, three in extreme cases.
I hate sneezing.
lisab said:Whaaaaa ? How can you hate sneezing, it's awesome!
Evo said:My ex husband used to scream when he sneezed, it was quite unnerving.
If only I had known... This is why I think people should live together for at least a year before getting married.lisab said:While dating someone, learning how they sneeze is kind of a weird milestone.
lisab said:Whaaaaa ? How can you hate sneezing, it's awesome!
1MileCrash said:The way the body responds, it's as if a tickle in the nasal passages was the most important biological event that could occur.
Office_Shredder said:You don't know if that tickle is a spider climbing its way to your brain.
lisab said:Btw, even though I'm a happy sneezer , I do refrain from adding verbal embellishments. Some people, my god,
aaaddcccchhhhooooooooeeeeee!
My H.S. Physics teacher sneezed with three syllables; like at-choo-innnnnnng with the third syllable drawn out and two octaves higher in pitch than the first two. And he did it often.Evo said:My ex husband used to scream when he sneezed, it was quite unnerving.
turbo said:Once or twice, about 50/50. I tend to be very loud, but the dogs have gotten used to me.
lisab said:Some people, it's just once and done. Others - poor souls, they just go on and on.
Me: twice usually. Sometimes 3 or 4 times but that's rare.
I hate this too. It's like they're barking. It's rude.leroyjenkens said:I hate it when people put voice into their sneeze and it scares me.
zoobyshoe said:I hate this too. It's like they're barking. It's rude.
collinsmark said:http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/714420_6
That's odd. If you find the link via google, no login. Anyway. here is a similar article then.Borek said:Requires login. Perhaps a free one, but still.
Sneeze multiplicity, or multiple sneezes in succession, is a common phenomenon that can be caused by various factors. Here are the top 5 frequently asked questions about what causes sneeze multiplicity:
There is no evidence to suggest that sneeze multiplicity is genetic. It is believed to be a reflex response triggered by irritants in the nasal passages.
Yes, allergies can be a common cause of sneeze multiplicity. When the body is exposed to an allergen, it produces histamines which can irritate the nasal passages and trigger multiple sneezes.
Sneeze multiplicity can be a symptom of a cold or flu, as these illnesses can cause inflammation and irritation in the nasal passages. However, it is not a definitive sign and can also be caused by other factors.
The number of sneezes a person experiences in a row can vary depending on individual factors. Some people may have a more sensitive nasal reflex, while others may have a stronger immune response to irritants.
There is no surefire way to prevent sneeze multiplicity, as it is a natural reflex. However, avoiding known allergens and maintaining good overall health can help reduce the frequency of sneezing.