FAQ

Natural options like saline nasal rinses and certain herbal supplements with antihistaminic effects may help relieve cat allergy symptoms under medical supervision.

While true immunity to cat allergies is rare, allergy immunotherapy may help reduce sensitivity over time and alleviate symptoms.

Saline nasal rinses, probiotics, and certain herbal supplements may act as natural antihistamines to help relieve cat allergy symptoms.

While you can't eliminate a cat allergy entirely, treatments like allergy immunotherapy may help desensitize your immune system over time.

You can live with a cat despite being allergic by limiting exposure, maintaining rigorous cleaning routines, and using medications or allergy therapies.

Yes, a cat allergy can cause a swollen or itchy throat as part of the respiratory symptoms triggered by airborne allergens like dander and saliva proteins.

No, cat allergies cannot be permanently cured, but symptoms can be effectively managed with medical treatment and allergen-reducing strategies.

While cat allergies can't be fully cured, symptoms can often be managed through allergen avoidance, medications, lifestyle changes, and allergy immunotherapy.

You can reduce cat allergy symptoms naturally by minimizing exposure to allergens, maintaining strict cleaning routines, using HEPA filters, and trying saline nasal rinses or probiotics. While complete elimination isn't possible, consistent management often allows people to live comfortably with cats.

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