Parenting 'Tweens (9-12) Support Group
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julie67
I have a 10 year old son who will sneeze up to 20 times in a short period of time every morning after he gets up. This has been going on for at least six months. Otherwise he's healthy although in the summer he suffers from headaches(doesn't seem to be related to the sneezing) which I'm hoping is from dehydration when it's hot. Has anyone else gone through this? He doesn't sneeze constantly at any other time. We've tried washing his bedding more and it doesn't help. It also doesn't seem to matter if he sleeps with windows open or closed or if the windows in the rest of the house are open or closed. It even happened at someone else's house with different bedding.
deleted_user
sneezing AND headaches sounds like sinuses. Have him see an allergist.
deleted_user
my step son has the same thing in spring an summer seasons. it turned out to be allergies. when he wakes up sneezing with his morning headaches he as a nose spray, two sprays up each nose and he's good to go
bcas1971
I did/do the same thing. Its allergies from pollen, and I get it from Sept - Feb. After the 20 or so sneezes I'm fine for the rest of the day. also the headaches are due to the allergies.
WinterBlossom
I had the same thing, I'd sneeze like crazy just in the morning for about the first hour, and my nose would run. I starting using "Allergen Block" and it really works! Just a tiny little tube and you put a dab on your finger and rub it on and under your nostrils and it somehow deactivates the live allergens. I never sneeze anymore!- I hate sounding like a commercial, but it seriously worked!
Thriver
Or maybe mold. If you live in a somewhat humid climate try using a dehumidifier.
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