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Sneezing | Sternutation | Allergies | Irritation

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  Sneezing is the act of forcing out a sudden and uncontrollable blast of air through your nose and mouth. Sneezing can occur for various reasons that all have a common irritation of lining of mucous membranes of the nose or throat. Rarely is it a sign of major disease. Sneezing is a strong and sudden uncontrolled blast of air through the nose and mouth. It is a way of removing irritants from your nose and throat. Generally, sneezing is an evacuation of air which is spontaneous and strong. Usually, sneezing happens suddenly without giving warning. Alternative name for sneezing is sternutation. Usually, sneezing is somewhat bothersome but it is not that serious. It can occur as part of an allergic reaction or it can be associated with any infection or illness. Because of drug interaction to your nose or throat or giving direct stimulation to your nose with nasal spray or touching the nasal mucosa or some other irritants, it creates sudden sneezing. Sneezing can be associated with va...

Common Cold | Viral Infection | How to Treat and More

The common cold is generally a viral infection which mainly affects your nose and throat particularly in the upper respiratory tract. Usually cold is harmless even though it troubles you more. Generally, common colds are caused by various types of viruses. People like healthy adults can expect to have two or three times a cold each year. Particularly infants and young kids might have more frequent colds. Most of the people with colds can recover from a week or 10 days after exposure to a cold causing virus. People who smoke, symptoms might last longer. Generally, people who are affected with a common cold don't need medical attention for it. You must see your doctor, if the symptoms don’t improve naturally or if they get worse symptoms. Symptoms Usually, symptoms of a common cold will appear one to three days after the exposure of a cold causing virus. Typically, signs of common cold  can vary from person to person which includes: Runny or stuffy nose Sore throat Cough Congestion S...