Pet allergies are caused from dander or saliva from a pet. Dander is the tiny particles that an animal sheds from their skin, feathers or hair that cause allergic reactions in some humans. The saliva of an animal can also cause an allergic reaction to a pet for some people.
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Allergies and Asthma: What’s The Connection?
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects more people worldwide than there are people in the United States: a staggering 300 million. While the underlying cause is unknown, its symptoms have allowed us to understand the physiology of asthma. Interestingly, the physiology of asthma is almost identical to that of allergies.
Pet Allergies and Hotels
When a person is an allergy sufferer, sleeping in a hotel room can become a worrisome experience. Due to the sheer number of people that sleep in an average hotel room a year, there are a wide variety of airborne allergens that can linger in a room, ranging from tobacco smoke, air fresheners, laundry detergent used for cleaning bedding, and pet dander (skin flakes).
Natural Treatment Options For Indoor Allergies
Indoor allergies can be even more frustrating than outdoor allergies because indoor allergies invade our homes. While we seek relief from the outside work at home, for those suffering from indoor allergies the home can be a source of further problems.
Indoor Allergy Facts
For many allergy sufferers, indoor allergies are just one more source of congestion and itching. You may not know it, but indoor allergies can be just as frustrating and bothersome as seasonal allergies. Here are some facts about indoor allergies.
Indoor Allergy Myths
Indoor allergies are just as annoying and itchy as outdoor, seasonal allergies. And, since you’re in an enclosed space, they can make life just as miserable. Here are some common myths surrounding indoor allergies, and the truth behind the matter.
Indoor Allergy FAQ’s
As the seasons change, many of us with seasonal allergies flock indoors in search of relief, only to find our homes contain their own allergens and provide no relief. Here are some common questions about indoor allergies.
What Is Pet Dander & How Can I Control My Allergies?
Allergies are a response of the immune system to harmless substances in the air, called allergens. Allergens can be mold, pet dander, pollen, grass, etc.
Children in School with Allergies: Teachers Wearing Perfume and Smoking
When a child’s teacher is wearing perfume or had a cigarette during break it can make it hard for an allergy sensitive child to breathe.
Children in School with Allergies: Cleaning Chemicals In The Class Room
Has your child ever said, “I think I am allergic to school”? You probable chuckled a little and said ok honey what ever you say, however, there is a probability that your child is actually allergic to school.
