RE: Snuffles or respiratory infection?

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RE: Snuffles or respiratory infection?

08/20/2017 at 7:36 PM

Wick & Fable

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At the moment, either could really be a possibility. A new environmental factor could trigger allergies and sneezing, while stress or time could trigger a dormant respiratory infection.

I believe what differentiates URIs from the regular sneeze reaction is sneeze attacks and sneezes at times not associated with an irritant (eating hay, dusty room or carpet) and when very developed, white, or other colored nasal discharge.

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