My nose runs like a faucet ?!
Question: My nose runs like a faucet .?
It seems to begin as soon as I start eating and I am wiping and blowing my nose through every single meal. It happens every time no matter what type of food I eat. Can anyone help find a cure.?Health Question & Answer
Answers:
Amazing. Has he ever had a stroke or palsy of any type.? Oddly enough, this sounds like a very rare condition where his brain is triggering his nasal goblet cells at the same time the salivary glands are being triggered. In this case, there is no medication that will help him. It doesn't sound consistent with allergies.Health Question & Answer
It could be pepper or other spices. I know when I eat an overspiced or a meal with pepper in it, I start sneezing so hard I can't breathe right. I've since given up up pepper,
Eating out's a challange, but you're careful with what you order you can eat something with only the tinest bit of pepper and be alright, Sometimes, when I'm out with friends, I'l eat the peppered thing, go to bathroom, sneeze my head off and return.
Sometimes an anti-histime taken an hour before pepper can help.
AND STAY AWAY FROM SPICY FOODS.
Ps, I don't have that reaction to green peppers, but do to red, yellow and of couse the black pepper that comes in grinders.Health Question & Answer
Eating out's a challange, but you're careful with what you order you can eat something with only the tinest bit of pepper and be alright, Sometimes, when I'm out with friends, I'l eat the peppered thing, go to bathroom, sneeze my head off and return.
Sometimes an anti-histime taken an hour before pepper can help.
AND STAY AWAY FROM SPICY FOODS.
Ps, I don't have that reaction to green peppers, but do to red, yellow and of couse the black pepper that comes in grinders.Health Question & Answer
Food allergies are very rare and often life threatening. Minute amounts of an allergen can trigger a response in the body, flooding the blood with chemicals called "histamines' in response to a misperceived invasion. (This is why we take "anti-histamines" to combat allergic responses) In the case of an allergy to pollens, the site of response is mainly in the nose, sinuses and eyes. In the case of a food allergy,
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You need to see a doctor to find out exactly what your allergies are.This is very important. Get checked quickly.Health Question & Answer
drink more water and see your doctor.Health Question & Answer