Anyone else realizes that men are more sneezy than women are?

[kathleenh4656]

12 hours ago, kathleenh4656 said:

The allergies seemed to have morphed over the years as well, now they include different foods and some meat, instead of just pollen. So far I'm doing alright for a Lyme disease survivor. FYI: Lyme disease does not have sneezing as a symptom.

Or at least not a main symptom for me. I was mostly achy with brain fog issues. I'm so glad to have sneezing ability back.

[Sitruuna]

On 1/22/2024 at 10:21 PM, kathleenh4656 said:

So far I'm doing alright for a Lyme disease survivor. FYI: Lyme disease does not have sneezing as a symptom.

I'm asking out of curiosity: what does lyme disease have to do with this? I haven't ran into anything that would link lyme disease to allergies, only that you can get long lasting aches and joint issues, exhaustion and memory problems as a complication of it.

[kathleenh4656]

5 hours ago, Sitruuna said:

I'm asking out of curiosity: what does lyme disease have to do with this? I haven't ran into anything that would link lyme disease to allergies, only that you can get long lasting aches and joint issues, exhaustion and memory problems as a complication of it.

I was trying to make a point that not everyone has allergy or cold sneezes. The original post pondered who sneezes more; men or women. What about people who have autoimmune illnesses, which don't have sneezing as a main symptom?

After a several months of bizarre symptoms in 2012, being able to sneeze again is a blessing and let's me know my immune system has recovered. Sorry for the interruption. I thought it was useful information.

[Sitruuna]

17 hours ago, kathleenh4656 said:

I was trying to make a point that not everyone has allergy or cold sneezes. The original post pondered who sneezes more; men or women. What about people who have autoimmune illnesses, which don't have sneezing as a main symptom?

After a several months of bizarre symptoms in 2012, being able to sneeze again is a blessing and let's me know my immune system has recovered. Sorry for the interruption. I thought it was useful information.

It's fine! I was just curious what lyme diaease had to do with the topic.

[Juniebee]

On 1/24/2024 at 6:22 AM, kathleenh4656 said:

I was trying to make a point that not everyone has allergy or cold sneezes. The original post pondered who sneezes more; men or women. What about people who have autoimmune illnesses, which don't have sneezing as a main symptom?

After a several months of bizarre symptoms in 2012, being able to sneeze again is a blessing and let's me know my immune system has recovered. Sorry for the interruption. I thought it was useful information.

When did you first get hayfever? As a kid , or later in life? 

[kathleenh4656]

I don't recall exactly, maybe around middle school, when womanhood starts? The sneezes always seemed to coincide with the monthly event and its fun🤪.