(CBS4) - If you ever tried to be extra polite by stifling a sneeze, think twice -- quickly. You could do some serious damage to your nose, throat or ears trying to stuff that sneeze. The case that's ...
Feel a sneeze coming on? Doctors are telling people to just let it all out. A 34-year-old man found out the dangers of stifling a sneeze when he ruptured his throat after pinching his nose and ...
After a man ruptured his throat by holding back a sneeze, medical experts are warning people not to follow suit, according to the case study of the medical emergency, published Monday in the journal ...
A new medical study is nothing to sneeze at, but may convince you to go ahead and sneeze. One 34-year-old man ruptured his throat by closing his mouth and pinching his nose when the urge to sneeze ...
A young man with a history of allergies suffered a serious tear in his windpipe after attempting to 'hold in' a sneeze. British doctors, who reported the case in the British Medical Journal, said it ...
The changing weather brings about many things: holiday excitement, a different wardrobe and—perhaps most annoyingly—cold and flu season. Those around you have likely been sneezing more frequently, ...
It's a rumour that has circulated in playgrounds around the world for years. So, if you sneeze with your eyes open, will they really pop out of your head? Dr David Huston, a professor of medicine at ...
A 63-year-old man from Florida went through a horrifying ordeal after his colon protruded from his abdomen following a forceful sneeze and cough. The incident occurred while the man was having ...
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