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Sneeze cramp ?
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Bob734 posted:
Sometimes when I sneeze,I feel a bad cramp around the navel area that knots up and that lasts about 30 - 60 seconds. Sort of like a cramp in your foot or leg. I have to stretch back to ease the discomfort. Just started a few months ago and was wondering what to do for it?? Doesn't happen every time I sneeze, but usually when I'm sitting down and have a good hard sneeze.

Thanks for any suggestions,
0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Sneeze cramp ?Sometimes when I sneeze,I feel a bad cramp around the navel area that knots up and that lasts about 30 - 60 seconds. Sort of like a cramp in your foot or leg. I have to stretch back to ease the discomfort. Just started a few months ago and was wondering what to do for it?? Doesn't happen every time I sneeze, but usually when I'm sitting down and have a good hard sneeze.<br /> <br />Thanks for any suggestions,
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