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Had to sneeze to inside because had the mouth full with a drink. but felt pressure in my head and inside my nose. is that dangerous?
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Unlikely: Unlikely. You could have forced soda into your nose - no problem. You could have forced it into your middle ear through eustachian tube. Contact ENT doc of you develop ear symptoms (ear pain, decreased hearing).
Answered 4/18/2015
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