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health advisory Hospital Health advisory 2007-11-16 5:20:11

The question tells it all!

Answer:

i do the same thing, so does my sister, it something to do with when ur eyes adjust rapidly to the bright light and the tear duct of the eyes joining to the nose. same reason u blow ur nose when u cry.

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Perhaps you are allergic to el sol.

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Because it's bright.

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Physiological

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Maybe you are allergic.

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Solallergy

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You're not the only one - when I was in fourth grade, our teacher's student aid told us the sun made her sneeze too. It has something to do with tickling the nerves in the nasal passages when you squint from the sunlight, I'm sure.

Perhaps the better question is why do I sometimes pee when I sneeze?

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are you hinting that you're allergic to it?

maybe you have allergies and it's just being outside that makes you sneeze.

I have heard of people doing that though. *shrugs*

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Ra the Sun God of ancient Egypt is tugging bits of your soul out. Thats why after death the priests removed the brain through the nose.

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Completely a psychological problem.

Most people don't. Look up learned reactions and Pavlov's dog. The answers you seek are there.

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Hey,that happens to my 5 yr old when he goes out in the sun after being in a dark cool place like a movie theatre. Interesting.

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the sun is bright and not just the sun if you stare at a light for a long time you will sneeze too at least i do hmmmm.

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Because your iris changes shape, causing the surrounding muscles to move, which irritates your nose and brings on the sneeze. Any bright light will help bring on a sneeze.

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Just guessing, but maybe the sun causes your pupils to contract so strongly that it causes some of your smaller facial muscles to contract enough to create a tickling sensation.

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hum..... it must be the brightness hurts ur eyes, and that triggers your nose to sneeze... all muscles and organs on your face are connected and can work simutaniously... the retarded answer of course is that ur allergic to the sun =)

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When you look at the sun, you are squinting your eyes and facial muscles. This causes the hairs in your nose to move and possibly affects the blood vessels in the nose.