Animal dander
Some people with atopic dermatitis can live with pets in their houses, while some people can’t bear animals without scratching their bodies. Pets are not responsible for causing eczema, but if you already have such a condition, then they can play a role in worsening.
Situation. Pet dander, dead skin cells can trigger eczema. The proteins present in the saliva and urine of pets can also trigger atopic dermatitis symptoms. The studies have shown that the kids who grew up with pets are more likely to acquire eczema. The logic reason for this is that being exposed to the germs strength immune system and as over activation of the immune system is said to be responsible for atopic dermatitis, so it relates to each other. Especially if an adult or kid is allergic to a cat or dog, living with them, make them more likely to get eczema. However, it is very necessary to confirm either the situation is being caused by pet allergy or any medication to be controlled in time.