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Why Bright Light Makes You Sneeze | Bahamas News

Why Bright Light Makes You Sneeze | Bahamas News

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Why do you sneeze when you step into the sun? It’s not allergies—it’s ACHOO syndrome, a quirky brain glitch where bright light triggers sneezes via a misfired nerve signal. Common in Europeans, especially women, and sometimes linked to a deviated septum, it’s harmless… unless you’re driving. A camera flash? That’ll do it too. Science says your eyes and nose are having a miscommunication—and it’s oddly universal.

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