We generally inhale some airborne substances through our mouth or nose and most of which infuriate sinus and cause alergic reactions. Though most of the sinus alergies are found to be occurring during the springs or late summer or early fall seasons as everything in our atmosphere could develop the alergy problems through out the year.

During this period the atmospheric air is mostly dry and free of moisture which promotes the airborne allergens like pollens and ragweed flow in the air easily. This is how the allergic reactions mostly aggravate during such seasons and starts blocking the nasal passages. Some of the symptoms of sinus allergy are common but needs attentions too.

The symptoms include: runny nose, excessive sneezing, itching nose, sore throat, bad breath, watery eyes, irritating post nasal drips, loss of taste or smell, persistent coughing especially during nights.