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Immunity vs pets

2021-05-14 13:45:07
Dear Doctor, Does having pets like dog , cat or hen roosters in home under hygienic conditions could increase our immunity ? Or these pets could keep on reducing our immunity ??
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If you are not allergic to pets, they increases your gen well-being, reduces anxiety and improves your immunity.

Answered2021-05-14 17:25:57

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