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A man tore a hole in his windpipe by pinching his nose and keeping his mouth shut during a sneezing episode, a case study says. Doctors in Dundee, Scotland are using this rare situation as an example of what could happen if people hold in their sneezes under certain circumstances.

A case report recently published in BMJ Case Reports described what happened after a man in his 30s pinched his nose and closed his mouth trying to stifle a sneeze.

A man tore a hole in his throat as he attempted to stifle a sneeze.

A man tried to hold a sneeze while driving, which led him to tear a hole in his throat. Doctors are now warning people to let the sneeze out after seeing this rare incident.

(CTN News) - A male individual was admitted to the hospital after tearing a perforation in his throat while attempting to suppress a sneeze.............

A man in his 30s ended up with a hole in his throat after pinching his nose and pressing his lips shut in order to surpress a sneeze.

Doctors have urged people to let their sneezes out after a man in Dundee, Scotland tore a hole in his throat trying to stifle one of his.

In the first case of its kind, the unnamed patient, who is in his 30s, had to go to hospital in excruciating pain after he held his nose and closed his mouth in a bid to stop a sneeze.

The patient was taken to hospital in severe pain after he pinched his nose and closed his mouth.

A man tore a hole in his throat by trying to stifle a sneeze while driving - before being treated at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee.