Burning sensation in chest.....

[tiff211]

....when I sneeze, what could it be? I don't feel sick, maybe a little tired. I have been sneezing a lot and I figured I have developed allergies. For the past couple days, everytime I sneeze, I get this burning sensation all through my chest, it feels like heartburn but more spreadout through my chest area. I'll probably call the doctor but I was just wondering what it could be.

 

[Rella Bella]

Could be acid reflux... mine acts up sometimes in a similar way. I doubt the two things are related other than the sneezing causing you to be aware of the problem. I'd try some Maloxx, it can't hurt... but you should talk to your Dr.

PS: Your girls are beautiful!

 

[SamIAm21]

Definitely check with your Dr., but I get that sometimes too. I sometimes sneeze so hard, that I feel like I pulled the muscles on my chest wall. Then everytime I sneeze after that, it is a burning, hot sensation.

 

[Amlee]

This coming Friday will be 2 weeks for me. I decided to do some spot cleaning and used a product that made me sick. Coughing, sneezing and the burning in the chest. Like I had taken a really deep breath of extra cold air.

I went to my doctor and he said I was having very minor asthma attacks. He said with the stuff I got into combined with all the smoke and haze from the forest fires in GA and FL, was causing it. Right now we are under a cold red, for bad air. I haven't had an asthma attack in 22 years. I went through some big test about 3 years ago, and was told that I did not have asthma. But for some reason all that mess of smoke and haze has triggered it. I'm now on meds and a inhaler, but I still can't draw a very good breath.

 

[tiff211]

This coming Friday will be 2 weeks for me. I decided to do some spot cleaning and used a product that made me sick. Coughing, sneezing and the burning in the chest. Like I had taken a really deep breath of extra cold air.

I went to my doctor and he said I was having very minor asthma attacks. He said with the stuff I got into combined with all the smoke and haze from the forest fires in GA and FL, was causing it. Right now we are under a cold red, for bad air. I haven't had an asthma attack in 22 years. I went through some big test about 3 years ago, and was told that I did not have asthma. But for some reason all that mess of smoke and haze has triggered it. I'm now on meds and a inhaler, but I still can't draw a very good breath.

Wow! That's scary, I live in GA and the winds have been drifting the smoke this way.