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Well, sometimes when you sneeze really hard, the tiny blood vessels in your nose can break and cause a nosebleed. It's okay, it happens to many people and is usually not serious. Just tilt your head forward, pinch your nose, and breathe calmly - it will stop soon. Remember, it's just a little bump in the road, nothing to worry about.
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Where sneeze came from?
sneeze of course comes from the nose.
What comes out of your nose when you sneeze?
When you sneeze, droplets of mucus and saliva are expelled from your nose and mouth.
Where does the sneeze come from?
Snot comes out of your nose and people usually say "bless you" or "god bless you". the reason people say god bless you is because you heart stops for a quick second and bacteria is what comes out when you sneeze.
What are the damages of holding a sneeze in?
By holding a sneeze in, you can damage the blood vessels in your eyes, nose, and in your throat. You can also cause your eardrums to be damaged.
What happen if something or fly flies into your nose?
usually nothing much, you'll sneeze it out.
What happens Every time you sneeze?
when you sneeze guess what happenssnot comes out of your nose and you sort of spit siliveri cant believe you didn't know that.
Do you sneeze out of your mouth or nose?
When you sneeze, the air and droplets come out of your nose and mouth.
Can a sneeze tickle?
Your nose usually tickles before you sneeze.
What will happen if you hold your nose while you sneeze?
If I do it, my ears pop real bad. It's not a good idea. It can hurt your ears and prevent your nose from being cleared.
Why does your nose run and what causes a sneeze?
your nose runs to expell bacteria/viruses that have been caught in the mucus. a sneeze is caused by an irritation in the nose
Why does your nose run after you sneeze?
To help wash out your nose, making sure that whatever made you sneeze is totally gone.
Why do people sneeze through their mouths?
When you let out a normal, healthy sneeze, it's naturally directed through both our mouth and our nose. While the majority of the air almost always comes from the mouth (which is where most of the ACHOO sound comes from), a good deal of it also goes through the nose, helping to blow out mucus and whatever else was in your nose. That's why your nose stops tickling after you sneeze. But I think sneezing also helps get things out of our lungs and throat too, which is why a lot of the air's from the mouth.
