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sneezing waayyy too much!!

I'm 18 wks tomorrow and for the past month or so I've been sneezing so much! I'm not sick nor do I feel sick and I don't have allergies. My nose bleeds sometimes when I blow my nose too which is weird cuz that's only happened like 2 times in my life that I can remember. Has this happened to anyone else? I don't remember anything like this with my first pregnancy.
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I've had the same symptoms since 10 weeks and I'm now almost 22 weeks. It's normal.
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Oh man... I hope this doesnt last my entire pregnancy! I really hate the looks ppl give me when I'm having a sneezing attack, they think I'm sick lol. I just want it to stop! But on the bright side other than that this pregnancy is going extremely well so I guess I shouldn't complain over sneezing lol. :)
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The sneezing for me is constant as well. And I had my first nosebleed today but it was after having a crying fit.
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I sneeze often and blow blood out of my nose nearly every morning. This has happened almost the entire pregnancy.
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Congestion and nose bleeds are very common. I did research cuz I noticed it too. My nose hasn't been bleeding as much or as often since I got a humidifier. I only used to ever sneeze when I was getting sick but with the extra Congestion I sneeze all the time.
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Same here my nose is always stuffed up bt nun in it n wen i do blow sumtimes it will bleed nt any thing bad bt i sneeze so much bt im nt sicc etherat all idk its my first also im 15 weeks
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