How come every time I walk outside in the sun I sneeze?

Question

Every time I walk outside during the day, I sneeze... at least 2 times. Is it because I'm allergic to something outside or what?

But I realized it is only when it's day... at night I'm fine.

My sneeze is really loud... and i get a lot of stares. But it's EVERY TIME so i jw what's up. Thanks.

Answer 1

In my family whenever any of us look at the sun or in that general direction/ at something bright/ we sneeze.  Apparently it's not uncommon.  I love people who do stuff like that, my friend always gets hiccups and i just think its awesome.  It COULD be pollen especially if its seasonal but i get the sun thing so i think your just **** out of luck.  If you don't mind looking even weirder stick ur finger under your nose and press up like in cartoons.  Could just be the cartoon network conditioning me but i really think it works.

Answer 2

Well, do you look up at the sun? If so, there's your answer. You tilt your head up outside, during summer. It's hot so plants and flowers are pollinating, you're outside so the air will be full of dust and other particles. You lift your head up and some are BOUND to fall into your nostrils. This causes a natural reaction from your body. It sense foreign bodies entering your breathing passage, so naturally it tries to exterminate them; otherwise known as sneezing. See? I've had many people ask this question, and this is the answer that I've concluded. Think about it. It makes sense. I bet you sneeze less in the winter if you look at the sun.

Good luck! I hope I could help you.

Answer 3

I have the same symtom myself,  and I lived in Indonesia its hot all year long, but I only sneeze if I look directly to the sun or when the sun is rarely very bright, and sometime if i just got out from room with air conditioner I sneeze too

my theory is that the sun light is stimulate something if we look at the sun so we sneeze