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Sneezing Continuously After Wearing A Pillow Type Mask

I had an in lab sleep sstudy Monday night and wore a mask I think called pillow type it has two holes that fit into nostrils. after I left I started sneezing and have sneezed about a thousand times, but I slept fine last night and didn't sneeze but woke up sneezing this morning
Thu, 5 Nov 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted your history of excessive sneezing on using the mask used for sleep study.
The cause of excessive sneezing is very obvious, it is the allergen in the mask or the tubing or the machine that is not suitable for your nose.
I would advise you to use the fluticasone nasal stray, oral antihistamine and steroids if required.
You will be fine hence stop worrying.
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Sneezing Continuously After Wearing A Pillow Type Mask

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted your history of excessive sneezing on using the mask used for sleep study. The cause of excessive sneezing is very obvious, it is the allergen in the mask or the tubing or the machine that is not suitable for your nose. I would advise you to use the fluticasone nasal stray, oral antihistamine and steroids if required. You will be fine hence stop worrying.