What are the symptoms of an allergy to cats? What can be seen as an allergy to cats?

According to the analysis of professional data, the allergen allergic to cats is actually a protein, which is mostly found in dander, saliva and urine。Because these feline allergen particles are very small in size, feline allergens are usually transmitted through the air as microscopic particles, inhaled by allergy patients, and can be transmitted in the air for a long time. An allergen is a particle of a foreign substance, such as cat dander, pollen grains, dust particles, and enzymes from dust mite feces.

People with allergies tend to have sensitivities to more than one substance. Allergic reactions depend on the amount of allergens in the environment and the individual's individual susceptibility to these allergens. The symptoms of allergy to cats are, asthma.

Pollen allergies, sneezing, and most commonly, may be accompanied by a runny nose or a blocked nose. Itchy eyes, nose and throat.

Common allergic diseases include urticariaThe clinical manifestations are ** sudden appearance of pink raised herpes of different sizes, mostly round, which can appear on any part of the body; It starts out as a single individual, but gradually expands and develops into a sheet. Hives mostly come and go quickly, one after another. Some also have abdominal pain and diarrhea accompanied by gastrointestinal reactions.

Severe disease can also lead to heart-related diseases.

Allergic rhinitis is clinically manifested as sudden nasal itching and continuous sneezing. The clinical manifestations of anaphylactic shock are mostly mucosal flushing on the surface of the patient's **, mostly wheal-like, and large dermis and subcutaneous vascular edema. Another disease is hay fever, which has a very obvious seasonal and regional nature, mostly manifested as itchy eyes and red and swollen eyelids; Watery discharge increases after sneezing, and wheezing occurs on auscultation in some patients.

The last one is also the one that is more common in the world. Allergic asthma usually presents with sudden onset or worsening of symptoms, paroxysmal expiratory dyspnea and wheezing, usually over a period of hours. The attack is often preceded by sneezing, runny nose, cough and other mucosal allergies.

The symptoms of cat allergies are that they will sneeze all the time when they touch a cat or come into contact with a cat, and they will have red spots.

The symptoms of allergies to cats will include sneezing, itching and pimples, and if you are allergic to cats, you will not stop sneezing and scratching pimples.

People who are allergic to cats will have the following manifestations:

1. Itchy eyes.

Cats will have hair loss, cat hair flying, if you in your usual life close to the cat's eyes will be itchy, then it is likely that you have an allergy to the cat, in addition, if you are allergic to cats, when you touch the cat with your hands, it is best not to touch the eyes, otherwise it is likely to cause other more serious allergies.

2. Sneezing.

If you often sneeze after being close to the cat, it is mainly because some of the cat's hair has caused allergies to your body, so if you sneeze frequently, you should also pay attention to yourself.

3. Cough. Many people have a cough that is a symptom of cat allergy, which is almost similar to the cough of a cold, so many people may ignore this symptom and think that they are suffering from a common cold, so we must know more about the symptoms of cat allergies, and when they suddenly cough, they should consider whether it is caused by allergies.

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1. Symptoms

If there are symptoms of allergy to cats, the most common is ** symptoms. Symptoms include: itching, redness, peeling, dryness, etc. These symptoms usually occur in areas that are in close contact with the cat, such as the wrists, arms, cheeks, etc.

If mild symptoms occur, they can be alleviated by washing hands frequently and reducing contact with cats.

However, if the symptoms are very severe, consider consulting a doctor and using medications**.

2. Which line of respiratory syndrome?

Allergies to cats may cause respiratory symptoms such as sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, etc. Asthma symptoms are also common. These symptoms are mainly caused by an allergy to the cat's dander or hair.

If respiratory symptoms occur, antihistamines may be considered for relief. However, please advise the user that the medication only relieves the symptoms and does not remove the allergen.

3. Ocular symptoms

Allergies to cats may also cause eye diseases such as redness, pain, watery eyes, etc. There is often a burning and stinging sensation.

Similar to respiratory symptoms, symptomatic treatment only relieves eye symptoms and does not remove allergens. If symptoms are severe, medications may be considered to relieve them.

4. Gastrointestinal symptoms

Some people may also experience gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, etc. These symptoms usually appear when using certain medications. If you experience these symptoms, it is advisable to consult a doctor.

Overall, allergies to cats are a common symptom, and it is important for people with allergies to cats to know their symptoms and how to reduce them.

Food allergies, bacterial diseases, fungal diseases, drug allergies, and more. My sister's cat suffered from feline ringworm some time ago due to a fungal infection, and there was **redness, swelling, allergies, hair loss, etc.