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Running nose after a meal, why is this?
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Temp or spice: Usually this happens if you eat very spicy food (will have watery eyes sometimes as well), or if the temperature of the food is hot. If you get a runny nose after anything you eat, you could have an excessively sensitive parasympathetic nervous system response.
Answered 10/28/2015
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