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Me and my husband both have been working in dusty garage, since then we (and cat) have been sneezing a lot. why?
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Dust: Sneezing is a defense mechanism for your (and your cat's) to keep dust and other irritants out. Its mostly your nose that triggers it, and the sneezing will typically go away when your nose is happy again. Try using tissue to blow your nose.
Answered 7/25/2013
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