Cats as Pets Allergy Risk for Adults | Ban Cat from Bedroom: Are you thinking of getting a cat as a pet? Are you or your kids tempted by cute kittens in the pet shop? New research warns that if you have asthma or other allergies you are highly likely to develop a immune reaction to your new pet cat, especially if you allow it into your bedroom. It is estimated that about 10% of people have pet allergies, and cat allergies are twice as common as dog allergies.
About 30% of people show allergies to cats in US and Europe. Many people are unaware of there allergies as the symptoms are shared with general allergies and resemble those of a persistent cold and winter sniffles. Adults who get cats as pets are twice as likely to develop allergies. This article discusses the risks of cat allergies in adults and how to prevent and cope with allergen sources and exposure, symptoms and treatment.
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