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I am not a doctor but I too have struggled with anxiety/depression and allergies. In my case I do believe the allergies are the main agitator that cause both. The other thing that needs to be mentioned is that vestibular (inner-ear) problems can disrupt balance and cause vertigo and dizziness thus leading to anxiety/depression. And allergies and sinus problems are major vestibular aggravates. I want to mention a good book written by Dr. Harold Levinson called "Phobia Free" that speaks about all of this.
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