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Pet allergy
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Dog Allergy Treatments

It is known that dogs have plenty of allergy-provoking agents in their saliva and skin scales. In addition to this, it is noticeable that dogs 'saliva can stick to carpets, bedding, furniture and clothing. Moreover, once the saliva dries, it becomes airborne. If patient is allergic to dogs' proteins, the allergy symptoms, such as red, itchy and swollen eyes, reddened areas on the skin, runny nose, sneezing, and nose congestion, coughing and wheezing can occur.

According the veterinary doctors, some dogs might only require a fatty acid supplements or special diet and their allergens can be controlled. Otherwise, people should take care and avoid allergens as much as possible. For example, people should wash their hands after having a contact with dog. Animal should not be kept in the same room, where person having dog allergy spend a main part of his/her time.

In addition to this, topical therapy can also be effective in treatment for dog allergy. When dogs are bathing with shampoos and rinses, the majority of allergens form their skin are removed and it can cause the temporal relief of the symptoms of dog allergy. By the way, Hepa air cleaners in home and frequent replacement of air filters can be also be efficient in diminishing the amount of allergic factors at home.

By the way, some medications, such as antihistamines, bronchodilators, corticosteroids and topical nasal steroids, can be also used with a purpose to relieve the symptoms of dog allergy.

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