People sneeze when they have a cold primarily as a reflex to clear irritants from their nasal passages. The cold virus causes inflammation and increased mucus production, leading to congestion. Sneezing helps expel this mucus, along with any pathogens or irritants, to keep the respiratory system clear. This response is part of the body's defense mechanism to promote healing and prevent further infection.
He had started to sneeze as his cold got worse.
I have been doing some reading on this subject and have determined that it is possible for a change in temperature may cause some people to sneeze, but I have yet to encounter the reason why. Hopefully someone can help.
No, people can not sneeze out water and oil.
The same way people today sneeze.
a cold.
yes if they cough or sneeze on you
All people sneeze. It doesn't vary by culture.
I think that people sneeze quietly because they want to be polite to people and they don't want no one else to hear their sneeze
Yes, people do sneeze everyday but not typically everyone in the world.
No. Dust, allergies, or a cold can cause a cat to sneeze, just like humans.
Yes, they sneeze for the same reasons people do.
people that have a very very exstremely bad cold and people that have very nervous nose.