Adults who suffer from allergic rhinosinusitis have one or more of the following complaints:

• Runny, stuffy, and itchy nose
• Excessive sneezing 
• Disturbed night sleep from stuffy nose 
• Snoring 
• Excessive post nasal drainage in the throat
• Nausea from the postnasal drainage
• Sore throat and bad breath
• Fatigue and irritability
• Cough which may be worse at night 
• Sinus headaches
• Nosebleeds
• Pain or headache around the eyes, cheeks, nose, forehead, jaw or teeth. 
• Loss of smell or reduced smell and taste
• Earache, noises in the ears (tinnitus), reduced hearing or loss of balance.

Children who suffer from allergic rhino sinusitis have one or more of the following symptoms:

• Problems with infant breast and bottle feeding
• Frequent colds and sicknesses in early childhood
• Frequent ear infections and the need for inserting tubes in the ear drums
•  Frequent tonsillitis and enlarged adenoids
• Hearing loss which can lead to speech defects
• All adult complaints shown above can happen to children.

Eyes symptoms of allergic rhino sinusitis in adults and children are:

• Inflamed, red, watery and itchy eyes
• Inflamed and itchy eyelids.   
• Blurred vision   

Asthma may be triggered at the same time and by the same allergen(s), which cause allergic rhino sinusitis,  symptoms of asthma are:  

• Cough,
• Shortness of breath,
• Wheezing, and
• Chest tightness. 

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