Stuffy noses are caused by spongy tissue in the nasal cavities and sinuses swelling with blood. They’re essentially nose-boners.
Sneezing forces air through the nasal pathways with a lot of force. That can sometimes push the blood out of that spongy tissue, causing a momentarily clear nasal pathway. But the blood comes right back, causing the nose to get stuffy again.
Stuffy noses are caused by spongy tissue in the nasal cavities and sinuses swelling with blood. They’re essentially nose-boners.
Sneezing forces air through the nasal pathways with a lot of force. That can sometimes push the blood out of that spongy tissue, causing a momentarily clear nasal pathway. But the blood comes right back, causing the nose to get stuffy again.
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