Excessive ozone exposure may result in which of the following symptoms?

Excessive ozone exposure is known to affect the respiratory system and can lead to various adverse health effects. One of the symptoms that can result from this exposure is nosebleeding. The irritant nature of ozone can damage the mucous membranes in the nasal passages, causing inflammation and leading to spontaneous bleeding. This makes nosebleeding a relevant and recognized symptom associated with high levels of ozone in the air.

While other symptoms such as dry skin, nausea, and muscle cramps can occur with various environmental exposures or health conditions, they are not typically linked specifically to ozone exposure in the same direct manner as nosebleeding. Instead, nosebleeding stands out as a direct consequence due to the sensitivity of nasal tissues to irritants like ozone.