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 Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 1:21 pm
So, is it possible to build a tolerance to being allergic to cats? I'm hoping its alright I started a new topic rather then continuing the other post o:
I used to break out on my arms and sniffle badly when I only had Cleo. But after about 2 years, the allergic reactions completely went away. And now my only symptoms are once in awhile itching for 2 seconds, and a few sniffles. Reguardless if i take allergy medicine or not c:
Was I never allergic to my cat like my doctor had thought, and it was something else?
Did I build a tolerance?
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Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 8:01 pm
I find that my allergies vary from cat to cat. Just like humans, some cats tend to be more dandery than others, have skin issues, etc.
When I first brought my Mister home, it was BAD. Now, its tolerable and I sneeze occasionally, but hes shedding less and has been 100% transitioned to grain free food. I find that diet plays alot in cat dander etc.
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Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 9:43 am
Punkin Avis I find that my allergies vary from cat to cat. Just like humans, some cats tend to be more dandery than others, have skin issues, etc. When I first brought my Mister home, it was BAD. Now, its tolerable and I sneeze occasionally, but hes shedding less and has been 100% transitioned to grain free food. I find that diet plays alot in cat dander etc. I for some reason never thought about all that before! That makes sense lol
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Posted: Tue May 28, 2013 11:45 am
Tolerance to allergens can be built up over time.
Allergies can also pop up basically out of the blue or suddenly get worse or whatever.
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