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The diaphragm is an organ that plays an important role in human respiration. When you sneeze, the diaphragm contracts. A drastic increase in pressure when holding back a sneeze will cause injury to the organ. If this happens, then our respiratory system will be disturbed, considering the diaphragm is what regulates the inhalation.

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Holding a Sneeze Is Very Dangerous (Trailer)

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The danger if holding back sneeze

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Holding back a sneeze can interfere with blood flow to the brain. This will cause the blood vessels in the sclera (white part of the eye) to burst. Why? Because the vibration caused by sneezing should be released. If forced to remain in the body, the vibrations can put pressure on the blood vessels. As a result, the sclera of the eye will be bruised.