Solutions to cat hair allergy

1. Medication treatment, you can take oral loratadine tablets, montelukast sodium tablets, nasal spray with Shuliang or internal medicine Anti-allergic drugs such as Shuna. Medications, sprays and inhalers are available for people with asthma.

2. The most direct way to avoid contact with cats is to stop raising cats. If that's not possible, create an allergen-free zone in your home, such as your bedroom. Cats are strictly prohibited from entering this area.
3. Keep the room ventilated and the air fresh, take protective measures, bedding, curtains and other hygienic work should be done well. Maintain your own hygiene, bathe frequently and change clothes frequently to avoid excessive contact with cat hair. To improve your physical fitness, you can do more exercise such as hiking, and you can also put an air purifier at home.

4. For the treatment of cat hair allergy, you can take some anti-allergic drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and try not to have contact with cats. Use cold compresses to relieve itching caused by allergies. Pay attention to personal hygiene during treatment and do not scratch the skin. Pay attention to eating foods rich in vitamin B and pay attention to calcium. Wash with warm water and do not scratch with your hands.

Causes of cat hair allergy

1. The patient’s skin is highly sensitive. It is more common in infants and young children or adults with low immunity. The stratum corneum of this group of people's skin is thin, their ability to resist the outside world is poor, and their reaction to the stimulation of external contact objects is stronger than that of ordinary people. Under normal circumstances, this symptom can be relieved to a certain extent when the patient adjusts various aspects of life and diet and improves physical fitness.

2. Caused by family inheritance. In general, allergies have a relatively obvious genetic tendency, and the cause is still unknown. Such patients generally have a family history of allergies, but allergies may not be passed down to the next generation.

3. Cat hair causes allergies in humans because of a tiny protein called an allergen. It is found in cats' fat glands and is released from sebum. Sebum is a substance that clings to dry skin and is often referred to as dandruff.