Itching
The patient may experience severe itching sensation particularly in the areas where the skin has come into direct contact with the allergen. This symptom is a result of your body's immune system trying to fight off the allergen.
Redness
One of the initial symptoms of an Astigmatina allergy is redness. This may appear on various parts of the body, especially the skin that has directly contacted the allergen.
Swelling
Areas with direct contact with the allergen may become swollen. This inflammatory response also reflects body's defense mechanism against the allergen.
Watery Eyes
Patients often report having watery eyes due to the hypersensitivity reaction causing irritation and inflammation of the eyes.
Hives
A person may develop hives, which are red, itchy, raised areas of the skin that appear in varying shapes and sizes in response to exposure to the allergen.
Respiratory Problems
If allergens reach lungs, they can trigger a hypersensitivity reaction leading to respiratory problems. These may include difficulty in breathing, shortness of breath, wheezing or even severe reactions like anaphylaxis in extreme cases.