Milk allergy symptoms

Do you suspect your baby has a milk allergy? Is your baby spitting up a lot? Is your baby have tummy troubles? Baby gas can be a sign of a dairy allergy in a baby. There is a difference between your baby having a lactose intolerance and a true dairy allergy and this article shares our experience with having a baby with a milk allergy.

Common milk allergy myths debunked. Why cow's milk allergy needs to be taken seriously (and not confused with lactose intolerance).

These symptoms of food intolerance could be related to what you're eating. Click to find out if what you're feeling could be related to your diet.

Wondering if your child might have a cows milk protein allergy? Want advice from a parent who's been there already? Click through to find out more.

Cows milk protein allergy is estimated to effect up to 7% of babies under one. With a wide range of symptoms, there are many signs your baby may have a cows milk protein allergy. They can be similar to other conditions affecting young infants such as colic or eczema, so it can be quite tricky for GP’s to diagnose.

Managing your child's cows milk protein allergy or dairy intolerence doesn't have to be hard. Here are some signs to look out for and ways to manage it, including non-dairy milk alternatives for toddlers and what to do in case of an allergic reaction.

While you may have heard about milk allergies, milk intolerance and lactose intolerance in babies, they're actually not that common. Learn more here.

A list of milk allergy symptoms found in babies who cannot tolerate the cow's milk protein. Also known as MSPI, learn if your baby has it.

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