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Nursing - Fluffy and Fido reduce allergy risk

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Nursing - Fluffy and Fido reduce allergy risk

November 1, 2002 -- CHILDHOOD ALLERGIES Children who live with several dogs or cats in the first year of life are about half as likely to develop allergies to those...

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What are the symptoms of dog allergy?

You have a dog allergy when you touch the fur or the hair of the dog, or you had a contact with an object which has allergens, or inhaling the allergens, the following symptoms may result:

- Allergic rhinitis, sneezing or running nose
- Itching and watery eyes
- Coughing and breathless especially for people with asthma
- Skin rashes

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