Cow protein allergy in infants

Allergy to cow protein is one of the most common food allergies in babies and young children, which can cause various symptoms in the digestive system, skin and respiratory system. This allergy often occurs in the first months of life, especially in babies who are fed formula containing cow protein. Wheezing and wheezing... shortness of breath. It is usually due to the reaction of the baby's immune system to the proteins in cow's milk that their body mistakenly recognizes as invading agents and can help prevent more serious problems.. Malnutrition and impaired child development.... In many cases, babies with cow's protein allergy will improve by avoiding products containing cow's protein and using alternative milks such as hypoallergenic milk or breast milk.... Allergy to cow's products in babies.. Cow's milk allergy is one of the most common Food allergies occur in childhood and are seen in about 7% of infants and young children. This sensitivity occurs more in infants who consume formula milk, while infants who are breastfed are less prone to this problem. Cow's milk protein can be problematic for the digestive system of infants and especially in the digestive system of young children. The body reacts to the proteins in milk. This sensitivity can cause symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, Diarrhea and even skin rashes in children... This is a concern for many parents, especially mothers who breastfeed their children, and it is necessary to control the symptoms by removing cow's milk and other dairy products from the child's or mother's diet... Fortunately, in most cases, this allergy disappears over time, and a large number of elementary school-age children do not have other symptoms... But in rare cases, milk protein sensitivity may continue until adulthood... This highlights the importance of closely monitoring the diet of sensitive children. shows milk to ensure their healthy growth and prevent other possible problems.. In addition to cow's milk... Dairy products from the diet can help reduce symptoms and control allergies and improve the quality of life of children and peace of mind for parents... Symptoms of cow protein allergy in babies The first symptoms of milk allergy in babies often appear a few days to a few weeks after the first feeding of the baby with cow's milk powder. The most common symptoms of milk allergy in babies who are breastfed are: - Frequent spitting of the baby - Vomiting - Symptoms of heartache or colic-like symptoms such as continuous and intense crying and restlessness of the baby, especially after breastfeeding - Diarrhea - Bloody stools - Low birth weight - Hives - Rough and uneven rash - Baby's cough or wheezing - Nasal congestion and tears flowing from the baby's eyes Difficulty breathing and swelling, especially in the mouth and throat, or even a fatal allergic reaction of anaphylaxis - Some babies have a delayed reaction to cow's milk and the symptoms appear after a few hours or even a few days later. Eczema, reflux (raising a relatively large amount of milk), colic, diarrhea that sometimes has mucus and blood in it, and constipation with a lower prevalence than the symptoms of this problem... Call the number below for scheduling... 021-88213218