Keeping pets at home can prevent babies from being allergic to dogs.

Introduction: Keeping a pet is more or less helpful for children's growth, but if your baby is allergic to dogs, you must keep your child away from it. Because dog dander may cause runny nose, stuffy nose, sneezing and even skin urticaria. Therefore, pets and the environment should always be kept clean and tidy.

I. Signs and symptoms of the baby's allergy to dogs 1. Frequent runny nose If your baby is allergic to dog dander, it will transfer histamine from the baby's blood. This will cause the liquid in the nasal passage to accumulate and form mucus. When there is too much mucus, it will be discharged from the baby's nose in the form of clear liquid.

2, causing the baby's nasal congestion, histamine caused by inflammation and excessive mucus accumulation will lead to nasal congestion. If the baby has symptoms of nasal congestion, but does not have a cold or flu, it may be allergic to dogs. This happens even if the baby doesn't touch the pet.

The dog's saliva will affect the baby's eyes. 3, continuous sneezing When histamine is mixed in the baby's blood, it will also cause sneezing reflux. If your baby sneezes after playing with the dog, it means that he is allergic to pets. There is no point in removing the dog, because the dog's dander will lurk indoors for months.

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4, constantly wipe the nose If the baby's mucosa has an itchy feeling, he will have this symptom. The symptoms of nose wiping usually appear before other allergic symptoms appear in dogs. If the baby rubs his nose upwards, it is a sign of allergy.

5, often rubbing your eyes When the baby touches the dog, the pet may lick its hand or face. When he touches his eyes, saliva will enter the baby's eyes, causing * * *, which will lead to constant rubbing of his eyes.

6, rash baby's skin is soft and sensitive. Therefore, when the baby is allergic to dogs, the skin may be red, swollen, itchy and rash. These allergic symptoms may last for several minutes to several days. If the symptoms are serious, you'd better see a doctor at once.

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Second, how to prevent the baby from being allergic to dogs? 1. Clean and bathe pets regularly, which can not only reduce dirt, but also eliminate allergens on pets. This can reduce the chance that the baby is allergic to dogs.

It's best to keep your distance. You should keep your pet dog away from your baby's bed. This can reduce the baby's exposure to dog dander and alleviate allergic symptoms. If possible, it is best to keep pets outdoors, and the pollution of dander can be minimized.

3, often clean the room, you should often use a vacuum cleaner to clean the indoor environment, especially the baby's room. In addition, it is best to avoid using curtains and carpets that are prone to dandruff.