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Sneezing and a constant runny nose are typical symptoms of an allergy to mice. Even after leaving the area where mice are present, the nose may continue to run and the individual may continue to sneeze frequently.
Individuals allergic to mice often experience itchy, red, and watery eyes. This is especially common if someone directly touches their eyes after coming into contact with mice or their dander.
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath can occur as the body reacts to exposure to mice allergens. This can result in feeling winded or not being able to get enough air.
An allergic reaction to mice can manifest as a skin rash. These rashes may look like patches of dry, red, itchy skin that can also be irritated and painful.
Wheezing, or a high-pitched sound, during breathing can occur due to the body's allergic response to mice. This can often be accompanied by a feeling of tightness in the chest.
For individuals with pre-existing asthma, an allergy to mice can trigger or worsen asthma symptoms. This can involve increased frequency of asthma attacks, greater difficulty breathing, and a higher dependency on asthma medication.
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Recognizing if you have a mice allergy typically involves noticing symptoms often associated with allergic reactions and pinpointing exposure to mice. Here is a step-by-step guide that can help.
Identify Allergy Symptoms
Recognize Exposure to Mice
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Please note that these symptoms are also common to other allergies, so it's essential to get the proper diagnosis.
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Direct exposure to mice can trigger an allergic reaction. Ensure that you avoid handling mice or being in direct contact with them. If you have pets such as rodents or live around places with high mice populations, consider relocating or finding them a new home.
Regular cleaning of your home can significantly reduce allergens. Pay special attention to areas where mice may live or hide like attics, basements, inside walls, and storage areas. Vacuum regularly and use microfiber cloths to capture allergens that regular towels or dusters may miss.
Invest in efficient air filters. An air purifier with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter can capture allergens, including those from mice, helping to improve the air quality in your home. This can be especially helpful in rooms where allergen levels are typically high, such as bedrooms.
If you've noticed evidence of a mouse infestation in your home, contact a professional pest control company. They can safely remove mice and take measures to prevent future infestations. Remember, the best way to avoid a mice allergen is to keep your home free of mice.
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