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I have a friend, female, 43 yrs old, excellent health (finishes 1st or 2nd in her age group), who
has recently developed a condition after competing in races ( 2mi, 5K) of sneezing episodes with a
lot clear mucus lasting an hour or two. Shortly after finishing the race the sneezing starts at a
rate of 3-5 per minute and gradually tapers off. For the next 24 hours or so her eyes "water" and
there is considerable nasal congestion.
Anyone ever experience this phenomenon?
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Quoted message said:I have a friend, female, 43 yrs old, excellent health (finishes 1st or 2nd in her age group), who
has recently developed a condition after competing
in
Quoted message said:races ( 2mi, 5K) of sneezing episodes with a lot clear mucus lasting an
hour
Quoted message said:or two. Shortly after finishing the race the sneezing starts at a rate of 3-5 per minute and
gradually tapers off. For the next 24 hours or so her eyes "water" and there is considerable nasal
congestion.Anyone ever experience this phenomenon?
She should really see a doctor to see if it can be treated.
Bob Beckert said:I have a friend, female, 43 yrs old, excellent health (finishes 1st or 2nd in her age group), who
has recently developed a condition after competing in races ( 2mi, 5K) of sneezing episodes with a
lot clear mucus lasting an hour or two. Shortly after finishing the race the sneezing starts at a
rate of 3-5 per minute and gradually tapers off. For the next 24 hours or so her eyes "water" and
there is considerable nasal congestion.Anyone ever experience this phenomenon?
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