The Cause of Sneezing in the Morning

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The Cause of Sneezing in the Morning

 

Jakarta, Sneezing in the morning is often faced by some people. This kind of thing generally takes place when just waking up or just after bathing. What causes people to sneeze in the morning? Sneezing in the morning may be a common occurrence of allergic patients and lasts half a minute after waking up. This situation is sometimes accompanied by a red nose and watery eyes. But not often found this sneeze continues until noon or during the day. As taken from Digitalhealthlive, Wednesday (1/9/2010) there are various things or circumstances that can cause a sneeze in the morning, namely:

 

Allergic reactions to an allergen, sneezing that can occur due to dust residing in the room, inside the dwelling, grass and pollen, animal fur or dirty air inhaled when waking up.

So a common form of physiological reaction, this kind of thing because during sleep a body temperature with a natural will also be a decline.

Silia (small hairs in the nostrils) slowly moves to remove dust stuck in the nose. Upon awakening, the body attempts to expel all the dust collected in the nose causing a sneeze response.

Body sensitive to cold air in the morning, especially in the rainy season or when a new person after bathing.

 

Therefore one must know in advance what causes sneezing to be able to handle the situation. When sneezing is caused by allergies, identify what allergens are doing so the trigger action. Generally, allergies refer to the state of hypersensitivity of the immune system, this kind of meaning response is out because there are specific substances that are identified as pathogens or foreign substances by the body. The most important role of the immune system (immune system) is to make body protection on all things that are suspected to cause responses from some immune cells. Therefore, when a person has breakfast or breakfast, the immune system began to grow and sneeze relatively disappeared. This is so astu cause why sneeze just lasts the time of morning only. Previously sneezing, allergens will also make contact with the arrangement of the nose and cause a chemical reaction with the immune system. Chemical reactions in the nose area will also cause a sense of 'itching', to stimulate the nose to sneeze to remove the allergen. Sometimes these allergic reactions produce mucus that will also flow into the back side of the throat. This mucus will also interfere with the back side of the throat and stimulate cough responses. Therefore sneeze in the morning can also be accompanied by a cough. (ver / ir)