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When I ride my bike I start yawning and eyes get watery, nose runs why?
well maybe you got allergies cause that happens to me alot.
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It sounds like allergies. Consult your personal physician for an anti-allergy medication regiment.
Answered Mar 04, 2010
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because wind comes toward your face!
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