What is Achoo syndrome?

Auto -dominant convincing Heloptalmic explosion (Achoo) is a genetic disorder that causes excessive sneezing. It is assumed that this disorder is caused by sudden exposure to bright light. The patient with this condition generally experiences sneezing attacks for a short time, but the number of sneezing may vary. The person who has this disorder usually sneezes 10 to 20 times in a row. There are several theories about why Achoo occurs, but none has been proven. The membranes can be angry with things such as pollution or polla that causes a reaction. Kék is a reflective action that helps to remove criminal irritation. Sometimes it is necessary to sneeze more than once to remove. Optical nerves can also cause the same reaction.

It is assumed that a patient suffering from Achoo syndrome can have a hypersensitive reaction to direct bright light. It does not have to play with irritated membranes, but it may be related to what occurs when a person sneezes. It is impossible to sneeze without closing the eyes so it can bea way to protect them from offensive light. Sneezing can be a mechanism of eye protection.

Another theory suggests that the brain can confuse bright light with the irritant membrane with mucus. It is possible to have nasal allergies along with this syndrome, which could explain the connection. However, many people who have ACHOO syndrome have no problems with nasal passages.

Achoo syndrome seems to be a genetic disorder, which means it is hereditary. If the parent has this disorder, there is a 50 percent chance that it will eventually have one or more children. Although this disorder is unpleasant, it does not affect the quality of life and is not considered dangerous.

No medication is recommended by people suffering from Achoo syndrome and no successful treatment is available. If the patient also suffers from nasal allergies, antihistamines may be taken, but may not stop excessive sneezing caused by bright light. Once the patientIt will develop this disorder, it will never completely disappear.

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