About Pet Allergies

Dustin asked:


Usually my allergy medicine works, but September is always a bad year for my allergies, what can I do to help get rid of these symptoms? Thanks.

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More than 20 million Americans suffer from asthma and an additional 50 million suffer from seasonal allergies. But both are treatable. Asthma is one of the most serious chronic diseases in the US It is a disease of the lungs in which the airways become blocked or narrowed causing breathing difficulty. “Asthma is a serious disease for many people,” says allergist Dr. William Berger. “For many patients a severe allergy attack can be a life threatening event.” “Hay fever” or seasonal “nasal” allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to allergens such as tree pollen, grass and the most common allergen, ragweed. “Hhaving seasonal allergies or asthma doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle outdoors,” says Angel Waldron of AAFA. “Allergies and asthma are treatable — you just need to take precautions to minimize the risk of allergic reactions or exposure to environmental asthma triggers and visit your primary doctor or allergist to find the right treatment for you.” For more information on managing your asthma and allergies, go to www.moreaboutthat.info, click on our Asthma and Allergy segment and then download our podcast to see the segment online.

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Kat asked:


My new contacts are irritating and itchy due to allergies. I take Allegra and use Alaway drops, but they still itch. Anyone have any tips or tricks?

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supgirl asked:


I live in university housing and my allergies are killing me. Web MD suggests vacuuming &steam cleaning &washing linens often &replacing your mattress, etc but being in University controlled housing I don’t have access to laundry or steam cleaners the way homeowners do. Meds don’t work for me for some reason.

Are there any remedies for me?

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JNJhealth asked:

Approximately 3 million children under the age of 18, suffer from food allergies. Parents, and an allergy specialist, discuss coping strategies.

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ehowhealth asked:

To treat dust allergies, keep the home environment as clean as possible, put allergy-proof dust mite covers on the mattress and pillows, and consider taking asthma medications for the allergy itself. Keep a clean environment to reduce dust mites in the house with health information from an immunologist in this free video on allergies. Expert: Ana Lamas Bio: Dr. Ana Lamas is an immunologist and allergist with two practices in Miami, Florida. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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Loy Bond asked:


We’ve looked everywhere, searched high and low, and narrowed the field to a few worthy contenders, however, when it comes to the question of the best dog for allergies, one particular breed stands head and shoulders above the rest!

Meet Xoloitzcuintli

Ok, so that’s a mouthful! Otherwise known as Xolo, or the Mexican Hairless, it’s…well… hairless.

Of course, we know that pet allergies are not cause by hair in most cases, but rather by dander, this little still wins our best dog for allergies vote, since that smooth hairless skin is super easy to keep clean!

This little dog, or at least, the breed that has our vote for the best dog for allergies, has been around for a long time – around three and a half thousand years, to be exact, and interestingly enough, although it’s called the Mexican Hairless (which makes it the best dog for allergies) it’s actually found in a hairy variety too! The Mexican Hairless, is in fact a genetic mutation that spontaneously occurred some thousands of years ago, and in fact, each litter of Xolo puppies contains both hairy, and hairless, siblings.

But What Are They Like?

Of course, it’s their non hirsute nature that makes them attractive to those who have allergies, and garnered our vote as best dog for allergies, but you don’t want a dig purely because it’s bald, now do you? Well, aside from being hairless, and therefore the best dog for allergies, the Xolo is by all accounts a placid adult, although they are known to be quite bouncy as puppies. They’re also hunters, and will probably chase the odd small critter. Being quite brave little guys, you’d need to keep an eye on them for fighting too.

They’re small to medium sized, making them easy to manage as well as one of the best dog for allergies, and they used to be revered as sacred by the  Aztecs, so you’re in very good company when  you partner up with a Xolo or Mexican Hairless – one could almost say they’re royalty!

Where Can You Find Them?

Despite a long and illustrious history as a sacred pooch in Mexico, it was only  in the mid twentieth century that American dog clubs and associations even acknowledged the existence of the Xolo, and despite their clear contention for the title of best dog for allergies, they are still very rare, and if you want to get your hands on our pick for the best dog for allergies, you’ll need to contact the local kennel club, or look for a breeder.

While the Xolo may look a little strange, with its smooth skin, pigmented in some, spotted and dappled in others, it is certainly a good choice for the best dog for allergies, and because of this, we may just see a rise in its popularity, along with other breeds like the Chinese Crested, that have very little, if any hair to speak of.



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crazyboi12321 asked:


My mom doesn’t want turtles(I do). I am slightly allergic to mice and hamsters but is there anything else than that. Something that causes little to no allergies.

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Yenelli asked:


As I was clearing some brush a few hours ago, I must have disturbed some nesting wasps and I got stung on my little finger. Will this help reduce my OTHER (pollen, pet) allergies?

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