I ve been sneezing lately, and I don t know what the omen is

What are the causes of frequent sneezing.

Frequent sneezing and runny nose is the basic manifestation of allergic rhinitis, I used to talk to you, not only runny nose but also nasal congestion, so uncomfortable.

I have been trying various methods for several years, but it doesn't work, it is getting worse and worse, I have a headache, and my eyes are itchy.

Later, I read an article on it, called [Niu Bi Diary].

I found the author inside to really solve it.,You refer to it yourself.,There's a search.,I just read it's the first one.。

Sneezing on Monday. Someone misses you.

Tuesday sneezes, there is like you.

Sneezing on Wednesday and someone scolding you.

Sneezing on Thursday and someone wants to hit you.

Sneezes on Friday and someone has a crush on you.

Sneezing on Saturday and someone is jealous for you.

Sneezing on Sunday sneezes normally.

Meaning of sneezing at different time periods:

Sneezing at 11 p.m. - 1 a.m. - Someone is having a good time.

Sneezing at ugly times (1 a.m. - 3 a.m.) - someone misses you, a guest comes to ask for something.

Sneezing at midnight (3 a.m. - 5 a.m.) - someone came to meet for dinner.

Sneezing at midnight (5 a.m. - 7 a.m.) – Fortune is coming or someone is approaching you about something.

Sneezing at the hour (7 a.m. - 9 a.m.) - someone is invited to dinner, and a happy event will happen.

Sneezing at the hour (9 a.m. - 11 p.m.) - a friend will come to ask for money.

Sneezing at noon (11 p.m. - 1 p.m.) – you'll have a banquet for guests from afar.

Sneezing from time to time (1 p.m. - 3 p.m.) – someone asks for a meal, and something auspicious will befall you.

Sneezing at the time of Shen (3 p.m. - 5 p.m.) – Be careful with what you eat.

Sneezing (5 p.m. - 7 p.m.) - the opposite sex comes to ask for help.

Sneezing at 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. – you miss someone of the opposite sex and want to reconcile with them.

Sneezing at 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. - there is no danger, there is a false alarm.

Sneezing is a relatively common symptom in life, under normal circumstances, if the sneezing is frequent, and the nose is itchy, the eyes are itchy, and the runny nose is watery, considering allergic rhinitis, in this case, you can go to the hospital otolaryngology department for an allergen test, find the allergic substance, and carry out desensitization immunity**.

One thought, two scolding, three chattering, four or five sounds to catch a cold. (Folklore, unbelievable) 1. If you sneeze only once, someone is thinking about you.

2. If you sneeze twice in a row, someone is scolding you behind your back.

3. If you sneeze three times in a row, someone is talking about or mentioning you behind your back.

4. Continuous sneezing is a sign of a cold.

Think and scold.

In our lives, we will always sneeze inadvertently, but the number of sneezes each time is different, sometimes once, sometimes twice in a row, or even three or four times, but there are also some sayings among the people, different times, the meaning of the representative is different.

Until today, the most common saying of Chinese for sneezing is "one thought, two scolding and three thoughts", which means that one sneeze is someone thinking about you, two sneezes is someone scolding you, and three times is someone nagging. In fact, this saying has been passed down for thousands of years - the earliest can be traced back to the Book of Songs, especially this "one thought", which brought the romantic feelings of the ancients to the extreme.

"The Book of Songs: The Final Wind" is a poem about the love between men and women, and there is a sentence in it, "If you can't sleep, if you want to speak, you will sneeze", which means: "I think you can't sleep, if you think about me as much as I miss you, then I'm going to sneeze."

The seemingly difficult "sneezing" is comparable to autumn spinach here, entrusting the suffering of men and women to be similar. I hope that I sneeze myself, so that it means that my crush also likes me.

In addition to longing, sneezing may also represent being gossiped behind someone's back. Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty recorded in the "Rong Zhai Essays"."Whoever sneezes again today will spit on the clouds: 'Some people say I.'"

This is especially true of women. "It means that at that time, if someone kept sneezing, the person would definitely spit and curse at the same time"Someone gossiped about me! "This is especially true for women.

It can be seen that the saying that sneezing is someone gossiping behind his back was already very popular in the Song Dynasty. It is also included in the "Chinese Proverbs" compiled by Shi Xiangzai of the Qing Dynasty"Sneezed someone said"entries.