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health advisory Hospital Health advisory 2007-11-16 5:20:15

Answer:

I had a friend like this (more to follow)

What you have is a very common trait (technically, it is considered a very minor birth defect <shrug> my friend thought it was great.)

The excited nerve endings from your eyes "jump the track" and help finish stimulating your sneeze response. Sometimes, like if you've been in a darkened room (like a movie) then go outside to a sunny day - you may sneeze w/o having needed to sneeze before (depends on how sensitive you are.)

This is VERY common - and like I said, my friend thought it was great - they hardly ever couldn't sneeze when they wanted to - totally minor thing, but really annoying (I don't have this response and HATE it when I need to sneeze and it goes away!)

Thanks for the question!

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no idea

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Mabye because you are looking at somthing bright and it helps

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yea

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Because you like to find association between things, even if none exist.

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i dont kno why is it that when ur about too sneeze and if u bite ur top lip it stops u sneezing?

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try this one.... when you want to sneeze, thinmk of something kinky.... ony you will know what and l don`t want to know `cos l wont tell you what makes me sneeze.

it works.

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I find looking at a light stops me from sneezing, so maybe the association theory is true??

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i think its just a matter of tilting your head back that is doing the trick.

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