Josh Clark

Let me see.

You've also got the hormonal rhinitis, which is women might experience that when they have high estrogen levels.

Maybe if you're pregnant or you're on the pill or you're going through puberty, you might have some sort of run on sneezing episodes.

Sure.

There's drug-induced rhinitis.

There's certain drugs that have been identified.

What did you say?

The hippest kind.

Right, yeah.

Mushrooms will make you sneeze.

Apparently, I'm guessing that – I didn't see this anywhere, but this is an educated guess.

Tell me if you think it sounds convincing.

Those drugs probably stimulate your mast cells to release histamines.

And that's just basically almost like a phantom allergen.

Okay.

That's what I'm going with.

All right.

But apparently NSAIDs, beta blockers, and some antihypertensive drugs are the ones that are known drug-induced rhinitis sternitatories.

If you are of advanced age, you might have what's called geriatric rhinitis, which is when those submucosal glands atrophy, and that means your nose can get really irritated and you might sneeze a lot.

Right.