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mjutu
2 months ago

Dust or disinfectant vapours could cause sneezing. But not until you’re in the car.

Is it colder in the car than in the gym? Then the mucosa of the nose could separate moisture and lead to typical tickles.

My first thought was an allergic reaction, but it hardly fits “after training in the car”. If you had written “every time in the car”, that would be different.

mjutu
2 months ago
Reply to  Jana448

There was a study on the harmful effect of fragrance trees. In particular for smokers, there is a significant additional increase in cancer risk: https://www.lungenaerzte-im-netz.de/news-archiv/registration/duftbaeume-koennen-krebsris-von-rauchern-steigeren/

Non-smokers can also suffer from the influxed gases.

Ralfie489
2 months ago

If it only happens after the visit to the muckibude, there might be something that’s hidden.

Ralfie489
2 months ago
Reply to  Jana448

In buildings where something is moldy, even in wet cellars, I’ve run my nose after maybe 30 minutes, and I have to cut it. But always with a certain delay, so I have no chance to escape quickly enough. Have the allergy to fungal spores demonstrated at the skin doctor.

MrsssP
2 months ago

I had this (former) always after the 3rd glass of wine. I even had to sneez much more often and usually got swallowed afterwards.

kami1a, UserMod Light
2 months ago

Hello, Jana!

Perhaps an individual reaction in the relaxation after the exercise, the nasal mucosa are irritated.

You can get an accurate diagnosis if, then just via a doctor, beautiful day.

kami1a, UserMod Light
2 months ago
Reply to  Jana448

Thank you.

Roguerouge
2 months ago

Dust, climate change, allergy, something.