Translation of "Animal dander" in German

The food used by the mites is organic particles, in particular human or animal skin dander.

The mites feed primarily on flakes of human skin and animal dander, and also mildew.

Animal dander is extremely lightweight and tiny in size and can stay airborne for hours.

Perennial rhinitis occurs throughout the year and symptoms can be caused by a sensitivity to a variety of things including house dust mite, animal hair (or dander), feathers and certain foods.

Since a major proportion of house dust allergy is attributable to house dust mites, the feces of which or constituents of the same cause allergic reaction in many people, it is also advantageous that there is little adhesion of organic particles to the surfaces of the articles produced according to the invention, in particular of human and animal skin dander, since these are used by the mites as food.

Therefore, the use of animal dander or any animal protein in the culture medium should be avoided.

These cells may also react to environmental allergens like dust mites, animal dander, certain foods, weeds, molds, bacteria.

Allergies are when the immune system over reacts to everyday proteins and relatively harmless substances like pollen, animal dander, dust, dust mites, foods and some commonly used drugs.

In your house, you'll want to remove irritants that may further complicate persistent obstructive pulmonary illness akin to dust, mould, animal dander and, particularly, cigarette smoke.

For relief of long-term allergies such as hay fever or reactions to dust or animal dander, the following allergy treatment may be prescribed:

Some substances, such as latex or animal dander, can trigger an immediate allergic reaction through simple contact with the skin.

The environmental exposures most strongly suspected of causing asthma to develop include environmental tobacco smoke and allergens such as house dust mites, cockroaches, mold, and animal dander.

In your house, you’ll want to remove irritants that may further complicate persistent obstructive pulmonary illness akin to dust, mould, animal dander and, particularly, cigarette smoke.

Asthma sufferers become allergic to many air pollutants such as pollen, animal dander, smoke.

Certain substances such as pollens, dust, animal dander, and some foods, trigger the immune system to fight them off as if they were harmful substances in our body.

Here is a list of several pathogens: grass, ragweed pollen, animal dander, mites living in house dust.

With others an outbreak may occur from feeling too cold or too hot, or from contacting animal dander or being exposed to such household products as detergent or soap.

Development can contribute to suffocation exposure to allergens (such as pollen during their flowering, animal dander, and so on. D.), Irritating gases and vapors, as well as viruses and bacteria that may contribute to asthma attacks.