I always want to sneeze but can't

Sneezing is a normal physiological phenomenon of human beings. Almost all people cannot avoid this physiological phenomenon. Usually, people feel like sneezing when they have a cold or allergies. When you sneeze, a lot of germs are released into the air. But the most uncomfortable thing is that I can’t sneeze anymore. Next, let’s take a look at why you can’t sneeze when you want to.

Sneezing is the body's way of eliminating irritants or foreign objects from the nasal passages. There are four reasons why people sneeze. When they have a cold, stare at their sneezes to help clear their noses. Sneezing also occurs when you have allergic rhinitis or hay fever, expelling allergens from your nasal passages. People with vasoconstrictive rhinitis typically have a runny nose and sneeze frequently.

Allergic rhinitis is an allergic disease of the nasal mucosa. Sneezing, nasal itching, runny nose and nasal congestion are the four most common symptoms. Sneezing is most severe in the early morning and after waking up. It can be caused by contact with cold air, pollen, allergic substances in work or life, etc. Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the ENT department for examination before treatment. Finding the allergen and avoiding contact is the best way to cure or relieve it. You can choose antihistamines such as chlorpheniramine and rhinitis Kang for treatment. Inhalation of hormones is also a good method. Desensitization treatment is now widely used and can be considered. The diet should be light, and seafood, eggs, milk and other foods that are easy to induce or aggravate allergic symptoms should not be eaten, and foods that stimulate inflammation should not be eaten.