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I did try almost all ( 15+doctors/Ent... ) all failed !
I get now cured in just 3 days by putting a leaves of a natural plant in my ear! I know it sounds like miracle but it is true,
Thanks to mother nature ! Still very powerfull !
I have found this efficient treatment in Bergrac/France, from Mr.Francois ( you can contact him [email protected] ) or you can check up his newly made website. Thanks so much to him.View Thread



http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Undiagnosed-Symptoms/Feeling-nausea-before-sneezing/show/534535
I do have acid reflux, but i barely use medecines all together.
I have found juicing an apple and a small hunk of ginger in the morning is the best cure for me. For the acid reflux.
Ive used prilosec and nexium for small time spans. Just working the things I eat seems to be the best way to stay well even though I smoke and my diet is really pretty horrid. Irrregular meals, roach coach breakfast, sandwich for lunch, variety of dinner types .. usually.
I hope this info helps the rest of you nausious sneezers. It has been affecting me for 6 months or better. Its the wierdest thing. I wanted to see what could be causeing it.
For years now I have used looking towrds the sun, some times even a brighter interior light, to bring on and intensify my sneezing. I don't mind sneezing it is not irritating to me. I know some poeple have a hard time with it. But what I don't like is hanging on or waiting for a sneeze to come. Try it, you'll like it. Hope the above info helps.
I don't know if there any other explanations for the problem. All I have seen here is a LOT of people with the same affliction.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Undiagnosed-Symptoms/Feeling-nausea-before-sneezing/show/534535View Thread



http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Undiagnosed-Symptoms/Feeling-nausea-before-sneezing/show/534535
I do have acid reflux, but i barely use medecines all together.
I have found juicing an apple and a small hunk of ginger in the morning is the best cure for me. For the acid reflux.
Ive used prilosec and nexium for small time spans. Just working the things I eat seems to be the best way to stay well even though I smoke and my diet is really pretty horrid. Irrregular meals, roach coach breakfast, sandwich for lunch, variety of dinner types .. usually.
I hope this info helps the rest of you nausious sneezers. It has been affecting me for 6 months or better. Its the wierdest thing. I wanted to see what could be causeing it.
For years now I have used looking towrds the sun, some times even a brighter interior light, to bring on and intensify my sneezing. I don't mind sneezing it is not irritating to me. I know some poeple have a hard time with it. But what I don't like is hanging on or waiting for a sneeze to come. Try it, you'll like it. Hope the above info helps.
I don't know if there any other explanations for the problem. All I have seen here is a LOT of people with the same affliction.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Undiagnosed-Symptoms/Feeling-nausea-before-sneezing/show/534535View Thread










Soon, I'll be able to check the actual pollen count for that hour before I go for a run. Check it out:
www.pollensense.comView Thread












































swelling for no apparent reason what so ever. One minute it's fine the next an intense itching starts and then there's a large hive that forms deep in the muscle of the foot....which makes it hard to walk on.....then it subsides. Like the rest of you....I didn't know what caused it. Then it happened again tonight (after years of it NOT happening) I took a look at something I ate that had Barley Malt Flour in it and looked that up under allergies. You will be surprised when you see the allergic reactions to this malted flour. I found out that malting is not natural. Take a look at this site. (by the way...what I ate was Melba toast) I had basically given up wheat products but once in a while I'll eat a small bit of a wheat product......usually I'll have some kind of reaction....but the foot pad swelling was a wake up call to look at the ingredients.
Here's the site:
http://allergysymptomsx.com/malt-allergy.php
Hope that helps.......it may not be pressure after all it may be an allergy to some substance we keep abusing ourselves with.
Hugs to all.
Don't forget about yeast allergies also !View Thread

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