How come every time we sneeze, boogers come out?

Question

How come every time we sneeze, boogers come out?

Answer 1

It could be a build up of mucus in your nasal cavity, mucus is there to stop foreign bodies from entering our body, so you should blow your nose daily.  This may stop the mucus from coming out when you sneeze.

Answer 2

yeah, boogers never come out of my nose.

Answer 3

it's not ALWAYS that we sneeze out boogers, sneezing is a self defense mechanism from our bodies, for example it's the same thing when we cough. so when we sneeze our nose follicles detect something (that shouldn't be there) then our body tries to get it out of our system (when we sneeze we sneeze alike around 100 miles or so). and the reason why we get boogers is because our noses are 'moist' and when dust (or dirty enviorment) gets into out nose our body creates boogers in order to not let it (dust) get into our bodies so it 'traps' it in our nose.

Answer 4

Doesn't happen to me.  I sneeze out my mouth and not my nose, where buggers reside. So they don't come out until I blow my nose.

Answer 5

Because of the pressure coming through your nose.. and it's not everytime. I just sneezed and no boogers/snot came out.

Answer 6

what else is going to blow out?