My parents had a dog for a couple years before I was even born. As soon as I was brought home I started to show signs of allergies. Allergic to milk was the first one .By the time I was 3 years I was having asthma flared and had a severe attack that kept me in the hospital for about a week. The only thing that helped me was removing the pet from the home.
this has not proven to be true in our home. We had a dog since before my daughter (asthmatic) was born, and when she was tested for many types of airborne allergies, dogs were the ONLY thing that came back red flagged! Shows the research changes all the time in what they tell you. Be careful telling people this info! Could do more harm than good!
I totally understand your thoughts ... we've lived with pets since before DD came home, and she has allergies and eczema and asthma. I think it's important for parents to talk to their allergists and get the recommendations for their individual situation. Research, however, can show us the big picture and possibly lead to more understanding.
What does this have to do with our post on dogs? Please don't send these off subject e-mails. On Fri, Nov 16, 2018, 5:04 PM Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America < support@aafa.org wrote:
Specifically my daughter was prescribed Budesonide via nebulizer. Pharmacy discovered that it cannot be taken with buspar because of CYP3A4. The doctor isn't aware...I'm wondering what asthma medications would not be a contridiction because of CYP3A4. The result is that either buspar lowers the amount of budesonide or budesonide reduces the amount of buspar. Either way she can't take it. What inhalers/nebulizer or otherwise doesn't have the CPY3A4 interaction? Thanks all.
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