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Runny or Stuffy Nose
One might experience an incessant runny nose or nasal congestion. It is the body's way of responding to the invasive pollen, leading to an increased production of mucus. This can lead to a constant need to blow one's nose or difficulty in breathing through the nose.
Sneezing
Repeated bouts of sneezing is another common symptom of cypress pollen allergy. The nasal membrane gets irritated by the pollen leading to an automatic sneeze reflex as a way to expel the allergen.
Itchy or Watery Eyes
Exposure to cypress pollen can also cause the eyes to get itchy, red, and inflamed. The eyes might also water excessively in an attempt to wash away the allergen.
Cough and Throat Irritation
The allergic reaction can also induce a persistent cough and general irritation in the throat. This is due to the inhaled pollen irritating the respiratory tract.
Sinus pain
Cypress pollen allergy might also lead to sinus pain. This is due to the swelling in the nasal and sinus passages from the body's inflammatory response to the allergen. It might feel like a persistent and uncomfortable pressure in the face.
Wheezing and Difficulty Breathing
Those with cypress pollen allergy might also experience wheezing or have trouble breathing. These are symptoms of allergic asthma, and they occur because the allergen can cause the airways in the lungs to become inflamed and constricted.
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