princess_v_04 asked:


when i was little, i wasn’t allergic to pets at all, because i had a cat and i always played with my neighbor’s dog. but years later, i’ve started to have allergic reactions to one of my other friend’s pets, because i haven’t been near them for a long time. but if i get used to being around pets again, will the allergies that i developed go away?

cla asked:


I always get the allergy after drinking, even just after a half glass of red wine. I’ll suffer for itchy reddish skin for a week long. My body felt hot and sore. Some said it usually happens to Asians since their body can’t proceed alcohol’s metabolism. Is that true?

Lori G asked:


I just got a yorkie puppy, and I’m not allergic to it yet. (I don’t know if I want to keep it yet.) I heard that since yorkie hair is like human hair, you can’t be allergic to it. I am allergic to cats sometimes, but I dont know if I am allergic to it yet. Also, what types of human foods can I feed to her, and what types of human food shouldn’t I feed to her? For example, carrots, yogurt, cucumber, and stuff that you would usually find at someone’s house. Thanks.

blah asked:


I have asthma and get migraine headaches. I’ve realized that when I get a sudden asthma attack from running up the stairs or walking far without breathing deeply, I get a throbbing and pulsating migraine. Are these connected? Because I can’t take in enough air during an attack, are migraines a possible symptom because I can’t get enough air to my head? I may sound strange or unintelligent, but I was just wondering… Thanks!