Sneezing 15 Times In A Row Every Morning, Do I Have An Allergy?

Sneezing fits and a watery nose every morning are very typical of allergic rhinitis. When it happens all year, the most common triggers are dust mites in bedding, pet dander and mold, which are strongest in the bedroom. Some people get similar symptoms without an allergy, called non-allergic rhinitis, triggered by cold air or strong smells.

Wash pillow covers and sheets in hot water every week, use dust mite proof covers, keep pets out of the bedroom and air out the room every day. A saltwater nose rinse in the morning can help. An allergist can do a skin or blood test to find your exact trigger and suggest the right nasal spray, tablets or long-term treatment.