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	There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of allergic reactions during or after sexual contact. Having an allergy to the semen of an animal is very possible, and the introduction of semen into the mouth, vagina or anus allows fast absorption because of the nature of the tissue (mucus membrane). Penile contact with the vaginal or anal tissue of another species involves less exposure and may show symptoms of an allergic reaction more slowly, showing up after repeated experiences. If the contact is with the animal’s tongue, there can be a sensitivity reaction just because of the repetition. The tongue is intended in animal’s life to perform many activities. Irritation and tenderness will pass quickly; a cold pack will provide comfort if needed.

	~~An allergic reaction can be expressed as a mild reaction, such as eczema, hives, hay fever and asthma.~~

	An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.

	The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a [[history]] of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.



	~~===Treatments of Allergies are many and varied.===~~


	Avoidance, medication, and desensitization injections (these shots take years to work and since animals can be removed easily from the environment, most insurance companies will not pay for them) Medication that is used to treat allergies are commonly called anti histamines. Over the counter medication include, Benadryl
	(diphenhydramine) 25-50mg every 4-6 hrs, maximum daily dose is 400mg per day. Claritin (loratadine) 10mg once a day. Zantac ( ranitidine) 150mg twice a day ( yes, I know it is usually used to treat heartburn but it is also an antihistamine ) Barrier methods are not very effective as condoms are constructed for humans and the anti spermicidal condoms are irritating to the mucus membranes of the dog. There has been mention of an “EpiPen”, The active ingredient is Epinephrine, and this medication can only be obtained with a prescription. There are health risks inherent in the medication itself, and should be used only by the person it is prescribed, whose physician is aware of the person’s health history. Allergy symptoms get increasingly worse with each exposure to the allergen (whether it is semen, bee stings or pollen) .

	There are limited ways one can test if they have an allergic reaction. Such as having drops of semen fall on your hand or place on your lip, and test for any reactions. Taking a small amount of semen and putting it on the forearm and covering it with plastic wrap and leaving it over night may help with the question of possible reactions. If the area is red or red and raised, proceed with caution.



	~~===Questions asked from message boards===~~
	~~'''Is an allergy to fur related at all to an allergy to semen?'''~~
	An allergic reaction to a given thing doesn't automatically equate to any other allergy. Allergies manifest themselves differently in individual people. One critter's hair will affect a person allergic to it, while another critter of a different species might cause no reaction at all. You'll have to experiment to find your answer, but be aware and wary. Anaphylactic Shock is not a nice thing to experience, especially if you're far from a Hospital.



	~~'''An allergic reaction encounter'''~~
	~~This has happened with two different girls, who both tried twice. Including a couple other first hand accounts of this occurring in a similar fashion from other women.~~
	~~-1 in 20 girls have had an allergic reactions to dog semen in the past.~~
	~~-If you're already allergic to dog dander, dog cum is linked and quite likely to be an allergen as well.~~
	~~-Remember to ask.. if you or they have ever had allergic reaction.~~

	~~We are '''NOT''' doctors. Some members have mentioned they have tried Benedryl.~~
	~~Which has helped them mostly with the severe case of throat swelling, hives, etc.~~

	~~===References===~~

	~~https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/allergic-response-to-intimate-interspecies-contact-sex-animals-and-allergies.461/~~
	~~[[Category:Resources]]~~

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	There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of mustard allergies, Mustard, derived from seeds of plants in the Brassicaceae family, is a widely used condiment and ingredient in many cuisines. Despite its common presence in foods, mustard is also recognized as a potent allergen that can trigger significant immune responses in sensitive individuals. Understanding the allergic response to mustard involves examining how the immune system misidentifies harmless proteins as threats and mounts a defense that can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening reactions.
	An allergic response to mustard begins when the immune system mistakenly identifies specific mustard proteins as harmful. These proteins act as allergens, and in susceptible individuals, they stimulate the production of immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. Upon first exposure, the body becomes sensitized, meaning it produces IgE antibodies that bind to the surface of mast cells and basophils—types of immune cells involved in inflammatory responses. This sensitization phase often occurs without noticeable symptoms, but it prepares the immune system for future encounters with the allergen.
	When the individual is exposed to mustard again, the allergenic proteins bind to the IgE antibodies attached to mast cells and basophils. This binding triggers the cells to release chemical mediators such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins. Histamine, in particular, plays a central role in producing the symptoms associated with allergic reactions. These chemicals cause blood vessels to dilate, increase vascular permeability, and stimulate nerve endings, leading to inflammation and irritation.
	The clinical manifestations of a mustard allergy can vary widely in severity. Mild symptoms may include itching in the mouth, hives, nasal congestion, or gastrointestinal discomfort such as nausea and vomiting. More severe reactions can involve difficulty breathing due to airway constriction, swelling of the throat (angioedema), and a sudden drop in blood pressure. In extreme cases, exposure to mustard can result in anaphylaxis, a rapid and potentially fatal systemic reaction that requires immediate medical intervention.
	Mustard allergy is particularly notable because it is one of the allergens that must be declared on food labels in regions such as the European Union and Canada. Even small amounts of mustard, including hidden ingredients in sauces, dressings, and processed foods, can trigger reactions in sensitive individuals. Cross-reactivity may also occur with other members of the Brassicaceae family, such as cabbage, broccoli, and rapeseed, although this varies between individuals.
	Diagnosis of mustard allergy typically involves a combination of patient history, skin prick testing, and measurement of specific IgE antibodies through blood tests. In some cases, an oral food challenge conducted under medical supervision may be necessary to confirm the allergy. Management primarily focuses on strict avoidance of mustard and mustard-containing products. Individuals at risk of severe reactions are often advised to carry an epinephrine auto-injector, which can rapidly counteract the effects of anaphylaxis.
	In conclusion, the allergic response to mustard is a complex immunological process driven by IgE-mediated hypersensitivity. While mustard is a common and generally harmless food ingredient, it can pose serious risks to those with allergies. Awareness, accurate diagnosis, and careful management are essential in preventing adverse reactions and ensuring the safety and well-being of affected individuals.

	[[~~File:Mustard.gif~~]]		There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of allergic reactions during or after sexual contact. Having an allergy to the semen of an animal is very possible, and the introduction of semen into the mouth, vagina or anus allows fast absorption because of the nature of the tissue (mucus membrane). Penile contact with the vaginal or anal tissue of another species involves less exposure and may show symptoms of an allergic reaction more slowly, showing up after repeated experiences. If the contact is with the animal’s tongue, there can be a sensitivity reaction just because of the repetition. The tongue is intended in animal’s life to perform many activities. Irritation and tenderness will pass quickly; a cold pack will provide comfort if needed.
	~~Please do~~ not ~~let~~ this ~~happen~~ to you
			An allergic reaction can be expressed as a mild reaction, such as eczema, hives, hay fever and asthma.

			An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.

			The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a [[history]] of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.



			===Treatments of Allergies are many and varied.===


			Avoidance, medication, and desensitization injections (these shots take years to work and since animals can be removed easily from the environment, most insurance companies will not pay for them) Medication that is used to treat allergies are commonly called anti histamines. Over the counter medication include, Benadryl
			(diphenhydramine) 25-50mg every 4-6 hrs, maximum daily dose is 400mg per day. Claritin (loratadine) 10mg once a day. Zantac ( ranitidine) 150mg twice a day ( yes, I know it is usually used to treat heartburn but it is also an antihistamine ) Barrier methods are not very effective as condoms are constructed for humans and the anti spermicidal condoms are irritating to the mucus membranes of the dog. There has been mention of an “EpiPen”, The active ingredient is Epinephrine, and this medication can only be obtained with a prescription. There are health risks inherent in the medication itself, and should be used only by the person it is prescribed, whose physician is aware of the person’s health history. Allergy symptoms get increasingly worse with each exposure to the allergen (whether it is semen, bee stings or pollen) .

			There are limited ways one can test if they have an allergic reaction. Such as having drops of semen fall on your hand or place on your lip, and test for any reactions. Taking a small amount of semen and putting it on the forearm and covering it with plastic wrap and leaving it over night may help with the question of possible reactions. If the area is red or red and raised, proceed with caution.



			===Questions asked from message boards===
			'''Is an allergy to fur related at all to an allergy to semen?'''
			An allergic reaction to a given thing doesn't automatically equate to any other allergy. Allergies manifest themselves differently in individual people. One critter's hair will affect a person allergic to it, while another critter of a different species might cause no reaction at all. You'll have to experiment to find your answer, but be aware and wary. Anaphylactic Shock is not a nice thing to experience, especially if you're far from a Hospital.



			'''An allergic reaction encounter'''
			This has happened with two different girls, who both tried twice. Including a couple other first hand accounts of this occurring in a similar fashion from other women.
			-1 in 20 girls have had an allergic reactions to dog semen in the past.
			-If you're already allergic to dog dander, dog cum is linked and quite likely to be an allergen as well.
			-Remember to ask.. if you or they have ever had allergic reaction.

			We are '''NOT''' doctors. Some members have mentioned they have tried Benedryl.
			Which has helped them mostly with the severe case of throat swelling, hives, etc.

			===References===

			https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/allergic-response-to-intimate-interspecies-contact-sex-animals-and-allergies.461/
			[[Category:Resources]]

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			There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of mustard allergies, Mustard, derived from seeds of plants in the Brassicaceae family, is a widely used condiment and ingredient in many cuisines. Despite its common presence in foods, mustard is also recognized as a potent allergen that can trigger significant immune responses in sensitive individuals. Understanding the allergic response to mustard involves examining how the immune system misidentifies harmless proteins as threats and mounts a defense that can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening reactions.
	There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of mustard, Mustard, derived from seeds of plants in the Brassicaceae family, is a widely used condiment and ingredient in many cuisines. Despite its common presence in foods, mustard is also recognized as a potent allergen that can trigger significant immune responses in sensitive individuals. Understanding the allergic response to mustard involves examining how the immune system misidentifies harmless proteins as threats and mounts a defense that can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening reactions.
	An allergic response to mustard begins when the immune system mistakenly identifies specific mustard proteins as harmful. These proteins act as allergens, and in susceptible individuals, they stimulate the production of immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. Upon first exposure, the body becomes sensitized, meaning it produces IgE antibodies that bind to the surface of mast cells and basophils—types of immune cells involved in inflammatory responses. This sensitization phase often occurs without noticeable symptoms, but it prepares the immune system for future encounters with the allergen.		An allergic response to mustard begins when the immune system mistakenly identifies specific mustard proteins as harmful. These proteins act as allergens, and in susceptible individuals, they stimulate the production of immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. Upon first exposure, the body becomes sensitized, meaning it produces IgE antibodies that bind to the surface of mast cells and basophils—types of immune cells involved in inflammatory responses. This sensitization phase often occurs without noticeable symptoms, but it prepares the immune system for future encounters with the allergen.
	When the individual is exposed to mustard again, the allergenic proteins bind to the IgE antibodies attached to mast cells and basophils. This binding triggers the cells to release chemical mediators such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins. Histamine, in particular, plays a central role in producing the symptoms associated with allergic reactions. These chemicals cause blood vessels to dilate, increase vascular permeability, and stimulate nerve endings, leading to inflammation and irritation.		When the individual is exposed to mustard again, the allergenic proteins bind to the IgE antibodies attached to mast cells and basophils. This binding triggers the cells to release chemical mediators such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins. Histamine, in particular, plays a central role in producing the symptoms associated with allergic reactions. These chemicals cause blood vessels to dilate, increase vascular permeability, and stimulate nerve endings, leading to inflammation and irritation.

Killniggers at 18:44, 27 March 2026

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	There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of		There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of mustard, Mustard, derived from seeds of plants in the Brassicaceae family, is a widely used condiment and ingredient in many cuisines. Despite its common presence in foods, mustard is also recognized as a potent allergen that can trigger significant immune responses in sensitive individuals. Understanding the allergic response to mustard involves examining how the immune system misidentifies harmless proteins as threats and mounts a defense that can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening reactions.
			An allergic response to mustard begins when the immune system mistakenly identifies specific mustard proteins as harmful. These proteins act as allergens, and in susceptible individuals, they stimulate the production of immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. Upon first exposure, the body becomes sensitized, meaning it produces IgE antibodies that bind to the surface of mast cells and basophils—types of immune cells involved in inflammatory responses. This sensitization phase often occurs without noticeable symptoms, but it prepares the immune system for future encounters with the allergen.
			When the individual is exposed to mustard again, the allergenic proteins bind to the IgE antibodies attached to mast cells and basophils. This binding triggers the cells to release chemical mediators such as histamine, leukotrienes, and prostaglandins. Histamine, in particular, plays a central role in producing the symptoms associated with allergic reactions. These chemicals cause blood vessels to dilate, increase vascular permeability, and stimulate nerve endings, leading to inflammation and irritation.
			The clinical manifestations of a mustard allergy can vary widely in severity. Mild symptoms may include itching in the mouth, hives, nasal congestion, or gastrointestinal discomfort such as nausea and vomiting. More severe reactions can involve difficulty breathing due to airway constriction, swelling of the throat (angioedema), and a sudden drop in blood pressure. In extreme cases, exposure to mustard can result in anaphylaxis, a rapid and potentially fatal systemic reaction that requires immediate medical intervention.
			Mustard allergy is particularly notable because it is one of the allergens that must be declared on food labels in regions such as the European Union and Canada. Even small amounts of mustard, including hidden ingredients in sauces, dressings, and processed foods, can trigger reactions in sensitive individuals. Cross-reactivity may also occur with other members of the Brassicaceae family, such as cabbage, broccoli, and rapeseed, although this varies between individuals.
			Diagnosis of mustard allergy typically involves a combination of patient history, skin prick testing, and measurement of specific IgE antibodies through blood tests. In some cases, an oral food challenge conducted under medical supervision may be necessary to confirm the allergy. Management primarily focuses on strict avoidance of mustard and mustard-containing products. Individuals at risk of severe reactions are often advised to carry an epinephrine auto-injector, which can rapidly counteract the effects of anaphylaxis.
			In conclusion, the allergic response to mustard is a complex immunological process driven by IgE-mediated hypersensitivity. While mustard is a common and generally harmless food ingredient, it can pose serious risks to those with allergies. Awareness, accurate diagnosis, and careful management are essential in preventing adverse reactions and ensuring the safety and well-being of affected individuals.

	[[File:Mustard.gif]]		[[File:Mustard.gif]]
			Please do not let this happen to you

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	There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of allergic reactions during or after sexual contact. Having an allergy to the semen of an animal is very possible, and the introduction of semen into the mouth, vagina or anus allows fast absorption because of the nature of the tissue (mucus membrane). Penile contact with the vaginal or anal tissue of another species involves less exposure and may show symptoms of an allergic reaction more slowly, showing up after repeated experiences. If the contact is with the animal’s tongue, there can be a sensitivity reaction just because of the repetition. The tongue is intended in animal’s life to perform many activities. Irritation and tenderness will pass quickly; a cold pack will provide comfort if needed.		There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of

	~~An allergic reaction can be expressed as a mild reaction, such as eczema, hives, hay fever and asthma.~~		[[File:Mustard.gif]]

	An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.

	~~The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a~~ [[history]] of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.



	~~===Treatments of Allergies are many and varied.===~~


	Avoidance, medication, and desensitization injections (these shots take years to work and since animals can be removed easily from the environment, most insurance companies will not pay for them) Medication that is used to treat allergies are commonly called anti histamines. Over the counter medication include, Benadryl
	(diphenhydramine) 25-50mg every 4-6 hrs, maximum daily dose is 400mg per day. Claritin (loratadine) 10mg once a day. Zantac ( ranitidine) 150mg twice a day ( yes, I know it is usually used to treat heartburn but it is also an antihistamine ) Barrier methods are not very effective as condoms are constructed for humans and the anti spermicidal condoms are irritating to the mucus membranes of the dog. There has been mention of an “EpiPen”, The active ingredient is Epinephrine, and this medication can only be obtained with a prescription. There are health risks inherent in the medication itself, and should be used only by the person it is prescribed, whose physician is aware of the person’s health history. Allergy symptoms get increasingly worse with each exposure to the allergen (whether it is semen, bee stings or pollen) .

	There are limited ways one can test if they have an allergic reaction. Such as having drops of semen fall on your hand or place on your lip, and test for any reactions. Taking a small amount of semen and putting it on the forearm and covering it with plastic wrap and leaving it over night may help with the question of possible reactions. If the area is red or red and raised, proceed with caution.



	~~===Questions asked from message boards===~~
	~~'''Is an allergy to fur related at all to an allergy to semen?'''~~
	An allergic reaction to a given thing doesn't automatically equate to any other allergy. Allergies manifest themselves differently in individual people. One critter's hair will affect a person allergic to it, while another critter of a different species might cause no reaction at all. You'll have to experiment to find your answer, but be aware and wary. Anaphylactic Shock is not a nice thing to experience, especially if you're far from a Hospital.



	~~'''An allergic reaction encounter'''~~
	~~This has happened with two different girls, who both tried twice. Including a couple other first hand accounts of this occurring in a similar fashion from other women.~~
	~~-1 in 20 girls have had an allergic reactions to dog semen in the past.~~
	~~-If you're already allergic to dog dander, dog cum is linked and quite likely to be an allergen as well.~~
	~~-Remember to ask.. if you or they have ever had allergic reaction.~~

	~~We are '''NOT''' doctors. Some members have mentioned they have tried Benedryl.~~
	~~Which has helped them mostly with the severe case of throat swelling, hives, etc.~~

	~~===References===~~

	~~https~~:~~//www~~.~~zoovilleforum.net/threads/allergic-response-to-intimate-interspecies-contact-sex-animals-and-allergies.461/~~
	~~[[Category:Resources~~]]

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	An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.		An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.

	The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a history of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.		The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a [[history]] of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.

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	This ~~guide~~ is a work in ~~progress~~

			There have been questions posted regarding the possibility of allergic reactions during or after sexual contact. Having an allergy to the semen of an animal is very possible, and the introduction of semen into the mouth, vagina or anus allows fast absorption because of the nature of the tissue (mucus membrane). Penile contact with the vaginal or anal tissue of another species involves less exposure and may show symptoms of an allergic reaction more slowly, showing up after repeated experiences. If the contact is with the animal’s tongue, there can be a sensitivity reaction just because of the repetition. The tongue is intended in animal’s life to perform many activities. Irritation and tenderness will pass quickly; a cold pack will provide comfort if needed.

			An allergic reaction can be expressed as a mild reaction, such as eczema, hives, hay fever and asthma.

			An Anaphylactic reaction can be life threatening, the entire system reacts. Noticeable symptoms are severe difficulty in breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting or loss of consciousness. This is a life-threatening Emergency, oral medications will not be able to fix this condition. Seek emergency help immediately. You do not have to reveal what precipitated the reaction. The treatment will be the same no matter what the cause. However getting dressed, if possible will help deter certain lines of questions.

			The tendency to respond in an allergic fashion is an inherited trait. If you have had past allergic reactions, you are apt to be sensitive to more things in your environment. If you do have a history of allergies, proceed cautiously with this new erotic experience. Allergies do not get better over time, they get worse. If you have had an Anaphylactic reaction ever in your life, stick to movies…Since semen is a foreign protein, the body will most likely respond in a very life threatening way.



			===Treatments of Allergies are many and varied.===


			Avoidance, medication, and desensitization injections (these shots take years to work and since animals can be removed easily from the environment, most insurance companies will not pay for them) Medication that is used to treat allergies are commonly called anti histamines. Over the counter medication include, Benadryl
			(diphenhydramine) 25-50mg every 4-6 hrs, maximum daily dose is 400mg per day. Claritin (loratadine) 10mg once a day. Zantac ( ranitidine) 150mg twice a day ( yes, I know it is usually used to treat heartburn but it is also an antihistamine ) Barrier methods are not very effective as condoms are constructed for humans and the anti spermicidal condoms are irritating to the mucus membranes of the dog. There has been mention of an “EpiPen”, The active ingredient is Epinephrine, and this medication can only be obtained with a prescription. There are health risks inherent in the medication itself, and should be used only by the person it is prescribed, whose physician is aware of the person’s health history. Allergy symptoms get increasingly worse with each exposure to the allergen (whether it is semen, bee stings or pollen) .

			There are limited ways one can test if they have an allergic reaction. Such as having drops of semen fall on your hand or place on your lip, and test for any reactions. Taking a small amount of semen and putting it on the forearm and covering it with plastic wrap and leaving it over night may help with the question of possible reactions. If the area is red or red and raised, proceed with caution.



			===Questions asked from message boards===
			'''Is an allergy to fur related at all to an allergy to semen?'''
			An allergic reaction to a given thing doesn't automatically equate to any other allergy. Allergies manifest themselves differently in individual people. One critter's hair will affect a person allergic to it, while another critter of a different species might cause no reaction at all. You'll have to experiment to find your answer, but be aware and wary. Anaphylactic Shock is not a nice thing to experience, especially if you're far from a Hospital.



			'''An allergic reaction encounter'''
			This has happened with two different girls, who both tried twice. Including a couple other first hand accounts of this occurring in a similar fashion from other women.
			-1 in 20 girls have had an allergic reactions to dog semen in the past.
			-If you're already allergic to dog dander, dog cum is linked and quite likely to be an allergen as well.
			-Remember to ask.. if you or they have ever had allergic reaction.

			We are '''NOT''' doctors. Some members have mentioned they have tried Benedryl.
			Which has helped them mostly with the severe case of throat swelling, hives, etc.

			===References===

			https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/allergic-response-to-intimate-interspecies-contact-sex-animals-and-allergies.461/

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