- Mar 04, 2008 When I sneeze, I have this INTENSE back pain (middle and upper back) that spikes about one second after I sneeze which gradually dissipates after 5-10 seconds. After that I'm completely fine. It feels like a hundred needles jabbing into my back at once, mostly near the middle/upper spine, becoming less and less intense as it radiates out to.
- Pain When Sneezing Could Indicate A Problem. By Tom Herrin. Many of us experience those odd pains when we have some kind of flinching movement. It could be a sudden jerk or reflex action, such as a sneeze or a cough. Sometimes we may have that pain that feels like we’ve been shot or shocked. It might be followed up by some kind of extended ache.
- Pain due to upper back injuries is usually felt as a sharp, burning pain in one spot. The pain can spread to the shoulder, neck, or elsewhere in the upper body, and it may come and go.
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Back Hurts When I Sneeze
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Poor posture, deconditioning, bending or twisting, sitting in a static position for a long time, hard coughing or sneezing, or carrying an overstuffed backpack can lead to upper back pain. Scoliosis, an abnormal curvature of the thoracic spine, sometimes causes upper back pain.