These are types of allergens
allergy test the code is 95004- Percutaneous tests( scratch, puncture, prick) with allergenic extracts, immediate type reaction, including test interpretation and report by a physician, specify number of tests
Yes Basenji dogs are hypo-allergenic They also have a unique property of not barking, it is a biological impossibility for them to, they produce little to no dander which is what triggers the allergy symptoms.
allergies
There is no such thing as a hypo-allergenic dog. It is the dander that causes the allergy and all dogs are going to have dander. The breeds that don't shed may be a better alternative then a shedding dog as they are said to produce less dander.
Frozen cats................... the allergy to cats is actually a reaction to cat skin cells. So skinless or frozen would not cause a reaction. Otherwise, get a dog.
Maternity clothes are made out of the same material as regular clothes. To reduce the risk of allergy problems, use a fragrance-free laundry detergent.
Butterfat, primarily composed of milk fat, can be allergenic for individuals with a dairy allergy. People with this allergy may react to proteins found in milk, including those present in butterfat. However, some individuals with lactose intolerance may tolerate butterfat better than other dairy products, as butter contains very low levels of lactose. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice regarding food allergies.
Allergy to raw carrot has been reported but is rare. Cooked carrot usually does not cause any allergic reaction. Cooking alters the allergenic proteins and makes them harmless.
According to Healthmad, Immunotherapy involves giving the patient allergen extracts (very tiny amounts of the allergy in question: peanut, tree nut, etc. By doing so, it gradually desensitizes the patient to the said allergy. In this aspect, it is the only available treatment for allergy relief! Also, it seems like you also need not get those nasty allergy shots! Check out the link I used below if you need more information.
There is no such thing as a hypo-allergenic dog, and anyone who tells you otherwise knows NOTHING about the causes of dog allergies.Answer:No. Border collies tend to shed heavily, and would be particularly bad for allergy sufferers to be around. (It's correct that no dog is truly hypo-allergenic, but some breeds are tolerable to people with only mild allergic reactions to dander.)
The best kid's bedding would be good cotton sheets and duvet cover, and wash it frequently to minimize the dust. You can also get anti-allergenic bed covers which would probably help him sleep better at night.
Male cats tend to cause less allergic reactions than female cats. But there is a new breed supposedly that is non-allergenic, but is about $6000 to $8000 for one cat. See link below for more information.