The reasons for blood stains when sneezing could be caused by broken blood vessels. Dry skin can also cause your nose to bleed in dry weather.
No you can't but you can get AIDS if the person that left the blood had AIDS.
You cannot breathe in; If you talking about breathing out, then yes. That is why you take a big inhale before sneezing. It's because you cannot breathe while you are sneezing.
yeah, well i think its the other way around, I stop holding it in while sneezing *parp*
Your nose ring should not fall out while sneezing if it is properly inserted.
While exact statistics on accidents caused specifically by sneezing are limited, research indicates that sneezing can be a contributing factor to various accidents, particularly while driving. It is estimated that sneezing can lead to a brief loss of visibility or control, potentially resulting in crashes. Overall, while sneezing-related accidents are not a major category in traffic safety statistics, they can still pose risks, especially in situations requiring full attention.
yes but not for a while
A sneeze once in a while is okay. If your hamster is sneezing every five minutes, you should go to the vet.
Protease enzymes are useful for breaking down protein-based stains, such as blood or grass, while amylase enzymes are effective against carbohydrate-based stains, like starch or chocolate. Lipase enzymes target oily or fatty stains, such as grease or oil. These enzymes help break down the specific chemical bonds in the stains, making them easier to remove during the cleaning process.
yes, but only for a while after sneezing it will again start beating
When we sneeze , the particles can come out and spread in the air . This can be carried to a healthy person's nose . This can make a healthy person infected .That's why we should cover our mouth and nose while sneezing .
Blood loss, stress, dehydration, illness... A variety of reasons.
True, if you attempted to open your eyes while sneezing your eyes would pop out. True, u can;t really sneeze with your eyes open