probably you have allergic rhinitis +sinusitis + asthma like symotoms

Thank you for sharing your symptoms in detail. Based on what you’ve described long-standing nasal allergy symptoms (cold, sneezing, nasal blockage, mucus) and now a wheeze on exhalation a few important points to consider: Possible Causes (based on limited available history) Allergic Rhinitis with Lower Airway Involvement: Long-standing nasal allergy can sometimes be associated with asthma or “allergic airway disease,” which explains the wheeze. Asthma/Reactive Airways: Wheezing, especially early in the morning or after exposure to triggers (dust, brushing, cleaning), can be a sign of bronchial asthma. Mucus Production: Excess nasal secretions may drip back (post-nasal drip), worsening throat irritation and wheeze. Is it Serious? Wheezing should not be ignored, as it usually indicates narrowing of airways. While it may not be immediately dangerous, untreated asthma or uncontrolled allergy can progress and affect your lung health over time. Early diagnosis and treatment prevent complications.

Your symptoms point towards allergic airway disease progressing towards asthma. The wheezing sound is due to airway narrowing, which needs proper evaluation. Antihistamines may give temporary relief, but long-term control comes from treating the underlying airway allergy.

yes it's concerning..as that sound is produced due to airway narrowing..your allergic airways may have progressed..kindly connect

May be due to Allergic aetiology. Pl identify the allergens and avoid them. Pl consult.

Rule out allergic asthma