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Redness and Itching
Exposure to Aceria anthocoptes might result in the skin becoming inflamed with a red rash. This can lead to severe itching, often described as a burning or prickly sensation.
Swelling
As a part of the allergic response, individuals might experience swelling or inflammation. The affected areas, typically skin, can swell up and become tender to touch.
Hives
One might develop hives, which are red, itchy, and raised areas of the skin. These can appear suddenly and can vary in size and shape, often changing throughout the day.
Blisters
In more severe cases, small fluid-filled blisters may appear on the skin. These can be incredibly itchy and may rupture when scratched, causing further irritation or potential infection.
Nasal Congestion
Some people may experience nasal symptoms such as a stuffy or runny nose. Sneezing and coughing could also occur due to irritation of the nasal passages.
Difficulty Breathing
In rare and severe cases, the allergy might affect the respiratory system and lead to difficulty breathing or shortness of breath. Any significant breathing trouble associated with an allergic reaction should be treated as an emergency.
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