animal dander, your immune system may respond with inflammation in the nose and airways.
Typical allergy symptoms include:
Sneezing
Runny nose
Nasal congestion
Itchy eyes
Watery eyes
Throat irritation
Postnasal drainage
Coughing
Unlike many respiratory infections, allergies typically don’t cause fever.
You may also notice that your symptoms appear repeatedly
during certain seasons or after exposure to a particular environment.
For example, you might feel worse when cleaning a dusty room or spending time around a particular animal.
Identifying and reducing exposure to triggers can be an important part of managing allergy-related mucus.
A Cold or Other Respiratory Infection May
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