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It is an indication that something is irritating your mucous membranes in your nose and/or sinuses. The "something" could be many things: allergens (such as pollen, dust mites, mold spores, etc.), cold or flu viruses, environmental pollution, sinusitis, dust, or even ground culinary pepper and other similar irritants that come in contact with that tissue. There are also some conditions that cause excess tears or nasal drainage (without irritation) which result in rhinorrhea or post nasal drip that can trigger multiple sneezes.

A good item to have on hand in the medicine cabinet is nasal saline spray (available over the counter from your pharmacy). It works to both clean the irritants from the tissue and remove the cause and also to soothe the tissue if it becomes inflamed by the irritation.

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Oh......My Father did this once....Once he sneezed very hard...His Jaw (lower)went out of its socket area.....Dont worry, as long as your Jaw doesnt hurt your fine

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The intensity of a sneeze may burst a blood vessel in one sneeze.

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It will clear your nose

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