Women sneezing signs

Sneezing is a very common phenomenon that happens to people of any age. Sometimes sneezing is a normal situation, but sometimes it is caused by disease. Therefore, we need to learn to distinguish when we sneeze, so that we can find and treat the disease early when it occurs, and avoid delaying the disease and causing it to worsen. So what does a woman's sneezing indicate?

What does a woman sneeze mean?

Women's sneezing may be caused by diseases such as nasal foreign body, rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, and acute upper respiratory tract infection. It is recommended to check blood routine, nasal endoscopy or allergen test to clarify the cause and then conduct further examination. You can choose symptomatic treatment drugs, such as Claritin or drugs containing ephedrine. If it is an acute upper respiratory tract infection, you can choose antiviral drugs, such as oseltamivir or compound acetaminophen capsules, for treatment. If it is caused by rhinitis, you can do nasal irrigation, etc.

Causes of sneezing

1. Sneezing when you have a cold helps clean your nose.

2. When you suffer from allergic rhinitis or hay fever, you sneeze and expel allergens from your nasal passages.

3. People with vasoconstrictive rhinitis also sneeze frequently because the blood vessels in the nose become allergic to humidity, temperature, and even spicy foods.

4. The most common cause of sneezing is non-allergic rhinitis, also known as eosinophilic rhinitis, or NARES. The patient has symptoms of chronic rhinitis, but the reaction to various allergens is non-positive. And for an unknown reason, their bodies seem to release histamine, causing allergic symptoms such as sneezing.

What to do if you sneeze frequently

First of all, we should fully realize that sneezing is a way for the body to expel irritation from the nasal cavity, so don't suppress sneezing. When sneezing continues, we can use some methods to relieve it, but we should not cover our noses with our hands to suppress the sneeze, otherwise it may cause harm to the body.

Most of the time, when you sneeze, there is clear nasal discharge, which means that you may have a cold. This is the early stage of a cold. You can make a bowl of brown sugar ginger water to drive away the cold, which is very helpful for relieving the sneezing symptoms caused by the baby's cold.

Sneezing occurs when the nasal cavity is stimulated by external or internal stimuli. If you keep sneezing, you can dissolve some salt in warm water and use the warm, lightly salted water to clean the nasal cavity to effectively prevent further sneezing.

If a younger baby keeps sneezing and can't stop, it is best for parents to use a cotton swab dipped in light salt water to help clear the baby's nasal cavity, and then rub the sides of the baby's nose to help the baby relieve the continuous sneezing.

In daily work and life, we should pay attention to the cleanliness of the surrounding air and avoid contact with dust and chemical gases, especially harmful gases. Strengthen nutrition and enhance positive energy. Strengthen exercise and improve physical fitness. Exercise can improve blood circulation and prevent blood flow in the nasal conchae from being blocked; exercise regularly and get rid of the bad habit of picking your nose; reduce the stimulation of cold air on the nasal mucosa, wear a mask when appropriate, and other protective measures to effectively prevent sneezing.