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Sep
Allergy Symptoms Sore Throat Tight Chest. When allergies strike they usually cause itchy eyes and a stuffed-up nose. Chronic sinusitis or sinus infections cause a stuffy or runny nose. Indoor allergens are the things that cause an allergic reaction. All this extra mucus can drain down into the chest creating congestion.
Sneezing and an itchy runny or blocked nose allergic rhinitis itchy red watering eyes conjunctivitis wheezing chest tightness shortness of breath and a cough. Pain or burning in your chest after meals when you lie down or when you. When you have a common chest cold you will most likely experience a sore throat aches pains fatigue a runny nose chest congestion a persistent hacking cough and yellow or green phlegm. Allergy-induced asthma causes the airways in the lungs to become inflamed and swollen cutting off the ability to breathe freely. Allergens and their effects Postnasal drip is the main culprit in cases of allergy-induced sore throat. A raised itchy red rash.
Chest tightness is a common complaint from many seasonal allergy sufferers.
Chest tightness is a common complaint from many seasonal allergy sufferers. A raised itchy red rash. Chest congestion can set the lungs up for a. If chest congestion is a result of allergy-induced asthma an individual may find it difficult to breathe normally. Swollen lips tongue eyes or face. Chest colds typically get better within a week or so after fluids and rest.