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

Is fainting, weak pulse, vomiting and short episode of diarrhea an allergic reaction to anal sex with dog?
Or maybe it's closer to some kind of stress attack?
 
newnow112000 said:
Is fainting, weak pulse, vomiting and short episode of diarrhea an allergic reaction to anal sex with dog?
Or maybe it's closer to some kind of stress attack?
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YES. Fainting, weak pulse, vomiting and (a short episode of) diarrhea are *all* symptoms of anaphylaxis ... unfortunately, these can also accompany a host of other conditions. Sometimes (but not always), a severe allergic reaction will also be accompanied by hives and swelling (either local to the contact area or across the entire body); wheezing and difficulty breathing or swallowing; a tightness in the chest; nausea, vomiting and stomach cramps (like you noticed), fainting and loss of consciousness; either pale OR red/inflamed/irritated skin color, and even panic attack and an impending sense of doom (the stress you mentioned).

To me, it sure sounds like your experiences something close enough to a severe allergic reaction that I'd get to a doctor for further information. But I'm just an idiot on a website. You'll never know for sure without input from a medical professional, and fooling around with anaphylaxis is generally only for people with a real death wish.

Allergies can come and go.
People can develop severe, life-threatening allergies overnight.
People can be allergic to *specific* dogs (including all sorts of specific allergens, like their dander, saliva, semen, etc).
You don't have to cop to anal sex with a dog, but you should have a story that specifically coincides with dog contact. Some have mentioned talking about legitimate breeding efforts (to cover contact with dog semen). Even this sounds a little suss to me, though. Be prepared.
Anaphylaxis is nothing to fool around with.
See a doctor, but really only see your GP to note it in your files and get to an allergist.
If you ARE allergic, then avoid any sort of contact with that specific dog (and any other allergens to which you are sensitive)
Seek medical professional's opinion on an epipen prescription and, if offered/appropriate, obtain one and LEARN how to use it.
Epipens are typically dispensed in three packs (two epipens, one injector practice pen).
They can be expensive, but there are discount programs and there are affordable generics (significantly cheaper than the EpiPen, with insurance)
"Orange to the thigh, blue to the sky."
Your health is nothing to fuck with. This is a health issue. Talk to a physician, and if you suspect anaphylaxis, get referred to an allergist
 
newnow112000 said:
Is fainting, weak pulse, vomiting and short episode of diarrhea an allergic reaction to anal sex with dog?
Or maybe it's closer to some kind of stress attack?
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It can be, although tingling lips and shortness of breath are the more usual ones. If any of the symptoms persist, see a doc. You can always blame it on eating unwashed fruit.
 
Hello everyone. Specially those who feel cursed forever with this awful problem of allergy to k9 cum. I'm one of you, guys. I've never had the chance to really enjoy being mounted, let alone being knotted. Maybe I will never have that chance. But who knows... Let me know what you all think about this Link I read today.

news.northwestern.edu

New pill could prevent anaphylaxis in people with food, drug allergies

A new Northwestern Medicine study shows there might be a pill that can be taken proactively to prevent mild to life-threatening anaphylaxis for allergic reactions to food or drugs.
news.northwestern.edu news.northwestern.edu

Hopefully, one day, we could have a slight chance of taking this curse away and fully enjoy our love and sexual relations with our dogs... Hope to read from you
 
Has anyone ever experienced an allergic reaction after getting knotted or sucking ? Just curious so I don’t feel like I’m the only one . And if so have you found any ways to prevent or should I just give up ?
 
I know a woman who has severe food allergies and carries an epipen in the event she is exposed to these food groups to prevent an anaphylactic reaction. She is also allergic to just about everything on four legs (cats, dogs horses etc.) and will get wheezy in a barn or in a pasture that has been recently hayed. Come to think of it she also is miserable when the pollen count is high. Surprisingly, she does not appear to have symptoms with poodles or doodles. I'm wondering if anyone has had sexual contact with these breeds and have not had allergic reactions.

Doh! I should have done my homework, there's a plethora of information using a simple word search...apologies.
 
HI, FDA has recently approved a nasal spray called "neffy", it is tested as a real alternative to an epipen, has been covered in some detail in media.
It is something to keep an eye on as we all know safety is paramount and this may be a very practical alternative. If any with a full medical background had any views it would be of interest i am sure to the community.
 
zellers said:
I know a woman who has severe food allergies and carries an epipen in the event she is exposed to these food groups to prevent an anaphylactic reaction. She is also allergic to just about everything on four legs (cats, dogs horses etc.) and will get wheezy in a barn or in a pasture that has been recently hayed. Come to think of it she also is miserable when the pollen count is high. Surprisingly, she does not appear to have symptoms with poodles or doodles. I'm wondering if anyone has had sexual contact with these breeds and have not had allergic reactions.

Doh! I should have done my homework, there's a plethora of information using a simple word search...apologies.
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You sound like your talking about my wife Lol.
She got mounted and loved it but ended up in EMU with a huge reaction. and now carries a pen around 24/7.

she still wants to do rover again but no good even if he licks her
 
innocenti11 said:
HI, FDA has recently approved a nasal spray called "neffy", it is tested as a real alternative to an epipen, has been covered in some detail in media.
It is something to keep an eye on as we all know safety is paramount and this may be a very practical alternative. If any with a full medical background had any views it would be of interest i am sure to the community.
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It would be very, very interesting to see how it works. Hopefully, it won't be so expensive. However, this isn't the solution for k9 semen allergy. And I like to think it's one step closer.
 
While I have been told I'm allergic to dogs, I've never had a very bad reaction. at the most it was watery eyes and a runny nose like a bad pollen reaction, but that never stopped me from rough housing with friends' animals growing up, nor did any of my family and friends really notice. Still, I wish there was a way to make sure I could handle constant exposure to dog dander/semen/saliva...
 
dogluver101 said:
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) .

To my knowledge there is no way to test for an allergy to semen pre exposure. I have read suggestions to try “scratch” tests with the semen, however the scratching itself can cause irritation and end up confusing the issue. 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.

If you have questions, I will try to answer them or leave you links to areas of information to read. The Forum is a great storehouse of information and support, both written and in the community.


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From: dogluver101 A little Q&A from the cached version of this post I found from our old forum.

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 anyway. 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.


A post from a last member that I figured I would share, given the circumstance of what happened, and what they done to resolve any issues.

I have seen this happen with two different girls I've known, who both tried twice. and then i have heard a couple other first hand accounts of this occurring in a similar fashion from gals that were looking around online.
-Id say about 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.
-don't even think about asking me about dog condoms. just give up. go adopt a cat.

Here's how the typical encounters went down for me

- So the reaction seems to start to set in.. ten, maybe fifteen minutes later, after shes been pumped full and now i'm getting my turn on those delish sloppy seconds.
-"uhrh.. umm. weird" what? "I dunno something just kind of feels weird.
-pound pound pound
-"hey could you like... slow down for a sec. that just isnt feeling very good." (..maybe i just suck in bed and they were making it up?)
":god damn.. seriously.. stop,. thats really starting to burn"
-"I need to pee"
-yow yow yow i really need to piss somethings burning this does not feel good.
-"I think im having an allergic reaction: (weak, it doesnt look like they are making it up)
**THE SOONER YOU CAN ADMINISTER BENADRYL OR SOME OTHER ANTIHISTAMINE IN THIS PROGRESSION THE BETTER
"i need to go take a shower. .. / wash myself out."
Ok. ooops.. shit.. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DONT USE HOT WATER.

I frown and think to myself "well there goes my nut.." while she stares at your with wide freaked out doe eyes and the likely expectation youre going to say... something more productive then you
all allergic reactions are different. yours could be worse, could be better. could be none

but form my small pool of several accounts.

10-20 minutes onset.. burning,, discomfort.
20-30.. itching, burning, breaking out in hives. body wide. but especially where splattered in dog semen.
30-40.. discomfort and concern with the possibility of a trip to the hospital. generalized regret about just having had sex with a dog.

at this point with sickness my philosophy has always been.. make a quantifiable rubric. and repeat every ten or twenty minutes. - rash .- 1-10. better, worse. burning 1-10 better or worse. ease of breathing 1-10. better or worse.anxiousness. 1-10 better or worse.. etc. and then sit down, distract yourself, watch a tv episode and check in to see where you score (the best way to tel if you're getting better,,. or NOT)
-if you start getting to the point where you think... fuck... I honestly don't know what it would be like or if I'm going to be able to hang if this gets any worse... make a note of it. and get ready for a doctors trip.. if it gets worse, i recommend you go. especially if any difficulty in breathing starts.
- I've rearely seen any type of encounter that continues to get worse without peaking in a couple hours. (except food poisoning.. FUCK) anyways, just watch some tv, distract yourself. cross your fingers. eventually enought time will pass that you can tell youve peaked, and are now coming back down and getting better,.

My observed reactions:

In a few hours you'll be fine.
its never been bad enough or the dog was good enough that the girls i knew both were willing to try it a second time just to make sure,.
And then after the 2nd time - god damnit. FUCK! yep.. im allergic to dog cum.

Prognosis.

-you may consider trying a different dog. (coinflip weighted to 'god damn it' a 3rd time.)
-sorry but what cruel twisted fate. time to shelf the dog fucking and move on to.......
-or-
-or just take it like a doggy champ and suffer the consequences
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Weird I recently did it either a mare and now I have a rash over my legs thought it was poison ivy but that is gone now and there is a different rash that it dry unlike poison ivu
 
Hey y'all! Need some advice.

Not allergic to dogs in the typical sense. Can pat, cuddle etc with no problem, slobber is fine. Had experience with kissing and such and went completely fine.

A few months ago I got to try go a step further and had some fun with a friend and his gsd, bunch of foreplay and I noticed around 5-10 minutes later my throat was a bit itchy and my heart rate spiked. Not sure if the heart rate was just an anxiety thing. I probably only swallowed a few ML and he was shedding a fair bit so I'm stumped whether it was the fur in my face or the treat.

Long story short, would an allergy test from the doctor rule out total allergic reactions or would I still need to be careful with their cum? I'll also note I got plenty on my skin with no reaction, just a stiffly nose and scratchy throat.

TIA!
 
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knotty_pup_boy said:
Hey y'all! Need some advice.

Not allergic to dogs in the typical sense. Can pat, cuddle etc with no problem, slobber is fine. Had experience with kissing and such and went completely fine.

A few months ago I got to try go a step further and had some fun with a friend and his gsd, bunch of foreplay and I noticed around 5-10 minutes later my throat was a bit itchy and my heart rate spiked. Not sure if the heart rate was just an anxiety thing. I probably only swallowed a few ML and he was shedding a fair bit so I'm stumped whether it was the fur in my fave or the treat.

Long story short, would an allergy test from the doctor rule out total allergic reactions or would I still need to be careful with their cum? I'll also not I got plenty on my skin with no reaction, just a stiffly nose and scratchy throat.

TIA!
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You should probably be careful until you know more even after the test. I have been acquainted with more than a couple zoos over the years who experience anaphylactic shock and have an epi-pen or other emergency measures applied to alleviate the allergic reaction dog jizz. My self, I'm mildly allergic to dog jizz and almost immediate my stomach with protest with rumbles and growls when jizz arrives, and I too get a scratchy throat and even sneeze, and sometimes if jizz gets in my eye I will also have a mild reaction. Interestingly enough, I'm more allergic to some dogs than others.
 
Max Shepherd said:
You should probably be careful until you know more even after the test. I have been acquainted with more than a couple zoos over the years who experience anaphylactic shock and have an epi-pen or other emergency measures applied to alleviate the allergic reaction dog jizz. My self, I'm mildly allergic to dog jizz and almost immediate my stomach with protest with rumbles and growls when jizz arrives, and I too get a scratchy throat and even sneeze, and sometimes if jizz gets in my eye I will also have a mild reaction. Interestingly enough, I'm more allergic to some dogs than others.
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This may be the boat I'm in also. The reaction was mild in a typical sense, just stiffly and scratchy throat. I'll look into getting a test and an epipen. Guess it's just external fun and kissing for the time being!
 
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