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Allergic Response To Intimate Interspecies Contact, Sex, Animals and Allergies

Allergic reactions can come on quickly. One week I was gorging myself on a lifelong favourite food, the next week I was in the ER with a near full-body paralasys. When it happened a second time after eating the same thing, doc clued into what it was.
My biomother had the same for peanuts.... gorged herself, then one time a month later, was paralysed and on a ventillator for the night until it wore off.
So far dog seed doesn't do that to me (crosses fingers)
 
Hey everyone,

Thought I'd throw this out there as I haven't seen any info on it.

My wife has mild allergies to dogs. Primarily to their dander and saliva. We're hoping to have him mount her in the near future and was wondering if there were any of you who have similar allergies and have no issue with getting mounted. Or if we're most likely SOL.
 
You should probably try just touching the semen before full penetration. This might send you to the hospital.
 
PandS said:
Hey everyone,

Thought I'd throw this out there as I haven't seen any info on it.

My wife has mild allergies to dogs. Primarily to their dander and saliva. We're hoping to have him mount her in the near future and was wondering if there were any of you who have similar allergies and have no issue with getting mounted. Or if we're most likely SOL.
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Search anaphylaxis here or on the net. THAT REACTION may be mother nature telling you dont do that. Antihistamines could stop it, MAYBE....want to find out by risking her life? Play it smart. Toxic Shock is not animal specific. Ask a Doc
 
saddlebum66 said:
Search anaphylaxis here or on the net. THAT REACTION may be mother nature telling you dont do that. Antihistamines could stop it, MAYBE....want to find out by risking her life? Play it smart. Toxic Shock is not animal specific. Ask a Doc
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I'm well aware of what that is and that wasn't my question. I'm a medic and have dealt with anaphylaxis emergencies lots before.
My question was how many people with allergies are able to still do this kind of stuff and if there are any on here that are in a similar situation.
 
PandS said:
I'm well aware of what that is and that wasn't my question. I'm a medic and have dealt with anaphylaxis emergencies lots before.
My question was how many people with allergies are able to still do this kind of stuff and if there are any on here that are in a similar situation.
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Hello, you should try yo do an alergy test with the dog semen, do It first without antihistamins, and then using antihistamins to see her reaction, after that you can try again using them with corticosteroids to control the anaphylaxis. I've haven't seen any information about this in other place, so you are a Pioneer, I'm an MD too, but my girlfriend is not into bestiality (I've haven't talked her about It, but sometime ago we saw a video and she said It was disgusting :() so I don't have clinical experience in the field, and if you share your results It would be greatly appreciated. I think that the use of condom it's not the answer you are looking for, because the thing of going into this, is to have the full experience, if not... A dog dildo would have the same results (that's my opinion). I Hope both of you succed in this, prepare your medkit for an emergency even if the test results are good and promising. I really hope yo know more about your results and experience in the future. But more important, if you or your wife have doubts don't try to do It, we both know how dangerous can be an anaphylactic reaction, there will be always the dildo or the condom options. ;)
 
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saddlebum66 said:
It might have come up in another thread but Ive been told by a couple of allergists....you're either growing INTO an allergy or growing OUT OF it, if you are displaying signs or symptoms. The anaphylapsis reaction is not quite the same thing in that sense. The odd thing about it is....if you could survive it for ten minutes, the effects would start to reverse, particularly the fluid in the lungs.
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Can you explain the fluid in the lungs more in depth? I had a rather severe reaction (hives, mild throat swelling) to dog cum and benedryl made it stop and go away. I was coughing a bit later that night, is that from fluid in the lungs??
I won't try again unless it's with a different dog, after an allergy test first, and with an EPI pen on hand (so not very likely at all) I'm beyond bummed out.
 
Thirstee4seed said:
Can you explain the fluid in the lungs more in depth? I had a rather severe reaction (hives, mild throat swelling) to dog cum and benedryl made it stop and go away.
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Hard to explain much further than that - Fluid in the lungs is... Yep, you guessed it - fluid that's, for whatever reason, from whatever source, in the lungs. It's always at least mildly not-good, and could be deadly under the right (Errr... wrong?) circumstances.
Thirstee4seed said:
I was coughing a bit later that night, is that from fluid in the lungs??

No way to be absolutely certain without a visit to a doctor, preferably as it's happening, but it would seem QUITE likely to this "educated layman".
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Thirstee4seed said:
No I meant how does it build up there? As in the mechanism. I can just google it though.
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Cant give you exact mechanism, but the end result is that the walls of the bronchial tubes and the alveoli start "oozing" fluid at a rate faster than it can be either soaked up, coughed up, or otherwise gotten rid of. If it gets bad enough/lasts long enough, you start to slowly drown on your own bodily fluids as your lungs gradually (or not-so-gradually, depending on how bad the reaction is - I've heard of anaphylaxis cases that were less than 10 minutes, from start to "He's dead Jim - Don't believe me? Kick 'im yourself!") fill with what amounts to blood, minus the red and white cells.

Not real good for breathing, doncha know...
 
It's pneumonia without that actual illness. Basically just what he said. you get swamped and you drown. (which is why I used pneumonia, same basic principal, different driver).

And, each subsequent exposure is pretty likely to increase the allergen load stored in the body. Until one day you hit the load that calls down the anaphylaxis, which is, at it's BEST an ambulance ride to the ER, at worst, flowers and a box...........this isn't any different that a peanut allergy, with the exception of the specific allergen. Simply put, it's an extreme autoimmune reaction,........... note that people with peanut (or ANY nut) allergy stay away from those. For good reason.

And I'll add this because I have seen many an idiot on here talk about loading up on antihistamines prior....Benedryl, Allegra, whatever.......that is a NOT fucking good Idea. Even an Epi-pen won't save you sometimes. Sometimes, the speed is near instant. Don't take anyone's word for it, google Allergies and extreme reactions. You won't find THIS SPECIFIC trigger, but the fact is that the trigger is irrelevant. The reaction is the beef of the story here.
 

Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis

Signs and symptoms of a serious allergic reaction are usually classed as anaphylaxis, causing changes to a person's breathing, heart rate & blood pressure.
www.anaphylaxis.org.uk www.anaphylaxis.org.uk

Take note that ANY, EVEN ONE, of those A B C symptoms is considered anaphylaxis.
 
GayBeast82 said:
Sorry to revive an old thread, but I've experienced something similar and in my search for answers I "came" (heh) across this post.

I've been on the recieving end of various dog cocks for about 23 years now. I have never had an allergic reaction to anything my entire life including; food, pollen, animals, and medication.

The last time i let my GSD mount me was sometime last year because about 10 minutes later I had itchy red raised hives covering my entire body. Roughly 10 minutes after that I noticed I was having difficulty swallowing and my breathing was labored.

I took a Benadryl at that point and probably should've gone to the hospital... but i was too afraid because I thought id have to tell them what caused it. My throat started to un-swell about an hour later, but the hives lasted for around four hours I think.

Nothing like that had ever happened to me before with any other dog (multiple breeds) or in my five years with this one.
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Makes me wonder if it was something he ate or a change in his diet that may have caused you to have an allergic reaction.
Or maybe he drank something he wasn’t supposed to
I mean if this is the first time it’s happened something changed in his system to cause this.
 
dog1993 said:
Makes me wonder if it was something he ate or a change in his diet that may have caused you to have an allergic reaction.
Or maybe he drank something he wasn’t supposed to
I mean if this is the first time it’s happened something changed in his system to cause this.
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Wrong. You can quite literally go from "not allergic to anything (that I know of)" to "Deadly allergic reaction" from one encounter with the allergen to the next. People who are allergic to <insert whatever it happens to be> Frequently have no idea that they ARE allergic until the reaction starts happening with no warning whatsoever.
 
My wife is allergic to a ton of things including dogs (but not cats oddly). We found out after we had started in the lifestyle. Luckily she only gets a stuffy nose and hasn't had any adverse reactions to semen. But she does have an epipen on hand and gets allergy shots which have helped some.
 
Thirstee4seed said:
No I meant how does it build up there? As in the mechanism. I can just google it though.
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Was this your only exposure to k9 semen?

You don't generally go from no reaction to anaphylaxis after several exposures. Primary immune response will usually be rather mild, then a secondary response will be fantastically worse.

I had a mild reaction on my second dose of doxycycline after a tick bite. Thought it was the tick bite. Took another dose that evening, and within 10 minutes felt the vacuoles forming. It's iterally the only thing I'm allergic to, and I had a secondary immune response on my third exposure. Took benadryl, was fine, but you want to be very careful. Make sure someone is expecting you to report back and can secure you before EMTs arrive... since they'll probably do a vaginal swab if you're unconscious and have a large puddle of semen between your legs, and no male human around...

But if this was more than your third or fourth exposure, I would ask a few more questions to eliminate things like a flea treatment (often ivermectin, etc) or a recent vaccination.

If benadryl wormed, but you then coughed up clear fluid, you likely had absorbed enough semen degradation products (or whatever you were allergic to) to produce antibodies, and those were still circulating, and when the benadryl wore off, you had a continuing histamine reaction to the still-being-absorbed semen/products/latent compound.

A little more information would go a long way DM if you don't want to post it here, but I might be a biologist or something. ?
 
Thirstee4seed said:
Can you explain the fluid in the lungs more in depth? I had a rather severe reaction (hives, mild throat swelling) to dog cum and benedryl made it stop and go away. I was coughing a bit later that night, is that from fluid in the lungs??
I won't try again unless it's with a different dog, after an allergy test first, and with an EPI pen on hand (so not very likely at all) I'm beyond bummed out.
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And specifically, yes, the fluid is sort of a generic things-are-pissed-off reaction. Several secondary signaling cascades can cause things like ACE to either shut down or kick into overdrive, resulting in a dry, or wet, cough. Mostly it's immune cells migrating through blood vessel walls and into tissues, leaving microscopic leaks of interstitial fluid in their wake. It's why the edges of a cut appear pink - cells are moving around and blood cells are just about the smallest in the body, so some follow the much larger white blood cells and get stuck into he tissue, until he WBCs come back through and mop then up.

Shouldn't take more than an hour to resolve appreciably, and you should notice gradual improvement, not worsening, after the first 20-30 mins. If it ever doesn't get quickly better, re-dose with benadryl and book it towards an ER. Even an epipen isn't a guarantee, as you're chasing the immune response to something you may still be absorbing.
 
We no longer have our dog. However, my girlfriend played with him twice before that. Both times she sucked him and he sprayed all over her. She had some small red hives on her bottom lip and slight swelling there as well as some small hives on her where he came. No itching, and no anaphylaxis. We wanted to try the knot, but not sure? She's never had a severe allergy to anything so we were like wtf is our luck? What do you guys think?
 
RexIsMyFav said:
So I have a allergy to dog cum (it gives me gives and an itch). I really love dogs but I don't know how I can live a zoo lifestyle with my allergy. Any tips or info y'all can share to help me out?
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"Stay away from dog cum unless you want to die" would be a good start... You're aware, I hope, that a "hives and itch" reaction can go from "just" hives and itch to "Congratulations, you're dead from anaphylactic shock" with ZERO advance warning, and do it fast enough that if you aren't actually IN the emergency room when it kicks in, they'll call a hearse to pick you up, rather than an ambulance?

Yeah, I know - not what you want to hear. But them's the facts...
 
UR20Z said:
"Stay away from dog cum unless you want to die" would be a good start... You're aware, I hope, that a "hives and itch" reaction can go from "just" hives and itch to "Congratulations, you're dead from anaphylactic shock" with ZERO advance warning, and do it fast enough that if you aren't actually IN the emergency room when it kicks in, they'll call a hearse to pick you up, rather than an ambulance?

Yeah, I know - not what you want to hear. But them's the facts...
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I get the urgency and importance of this topic/ the risk associated with it.
Still... that was a bit dramatic :)

Not saying you are wrong, but maybe additional advice might be of interest/ help.

Like for example, if taking anti-allergy medication in advance might lend a degree of safety, the options for testing (medically) the risk in advance (of course not directly in connection with cum, rather generally the animal fur / saliva etc) and aspects like that?

I'd be interested in information like that too, since I am in the same situation as OP.
 
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RexAndMe said:
Being zoo is about more than just sex.
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It is not, but depending from case to case,
sex may still be a rather big part of it/ of big importance (like in human-human relationships).

So waving it away like that seems not helpful at all.
Finding realistic compromises/alternatives like sexual activity where no contact with the cum occurs for example comes to mind.
 
RexIsMyFav said:
So I have a allergy to dog cum (it gives me gives and an itch). I really love dogs but I don't know how I can live a zoo lifestyle with my allergy. Any tips or info y'all can share to help me out?
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You could get tested by a doctor. Mention that a couple times when you were around a dog you felt ichy. See if there a treatment.
Out of the 10 or 12 females I've shared with over the years only one felt flush and started to get hives/ small red speckles on her body. My close friend has shared for years as well and only one guest had a similar reaction. Both of us keep BENADRYL on hand. It can help, but not everyone is the same. Try that and be careful till you figure out the depth and severity of you allergy.
 
Ilikealotm said:
You could get tested by a doctor. Mention that a couple times when you were around a dog you felt ichy. See if there a treatment.
Out of the 10 or 12 females I've shared with over the years only one felt flush and started to get hives/ small red speckles on her body. My close friend has shared for years as well and only one guest had a similar reaction. Both of us keep BENADRYL on hand. It can help, but not everyone is the same. Try that and be careful till you figure out the depth and severity of you allergy.
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I'm getting a full allergy test soon from a bad reaction to cat hair (so I know what else I'm allergic to) so I'll ask my doctor about that when I get it!
Thanks for the advice!
 
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