Do not panic! Do It If Children Are Affected by Cow Milk Allergy

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Most people think that cow's milk allergy with lactose intolerance is the same thing and has the same understanding. But in fact, it is obviously very different.

Cow milk allergy itself is characterized by symptoms such as vomiting, experiencing wheezing or breathing that sounds, itching, and disturbances in digestion. As for intolerance itself has symptoms such as bloating, diarrhea, abdominal cramps at the bottom and vomiting.

Therefore, the mother must understand exactly where the symptoms of cow's milk allergy dang is also lactose intolerance. Cow milk allergy experienced by children must be a separate problem for the mother.

Then, what is the right step that can do to solve this one problem?

1. Begin to avoid a variety of foods or drinks that contain cow's milk. This is to avoid symptoms of allergies are getting worse.
2. Not only the little one who should avoid processed cow's milk. If the child is still drinking breast milk, you should also avoid the various kinds of processed cow's milk. This is because processed cow's milk that you consume can enter into breast milk that will be drunk by the child.
3. But if you give formula milk to the child, replace it with milk containing soy base ingredients.
4. However, if the child is also allergic to soy milk doctors usually will give hypoallergenic formula milk. This one formula milk, containing protein that will be broken down into small particles so as to minimize the level of allergies that will be experienced by the child.

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Well, that's some way you should do if your child starts to experience cow's milk allergy. One of the important things that should be done by the mother does not panic and keep positive thinking. After that, do the right way to overcome allergies.

In some studies, children with cow's milk allergies will be vitamin D deficiency. However, it certainly can be overcome by consuming various foods containing vitamin D, calcium, and proteins such as broccoli, spinach, soy products, tuna, salmon, sardines, and eggs.

In addition to meeting the needs of food, you also have to take children out in order to exposure to sunlight, especially in the morning. This is because the morning sunshine contains vitamin D is good for child growth.

Be sure not to get too exposed to the sun. 10 to 15 minutes is enough time for the child to be exposed to sunlight.

For those of you whose children are exposed to cow's milk allergy, never give up to continue to provide the best food for baby's growth. Be a creative mother and look for a variety of information about cow's milk replacement food so that the child's nutrients can still be met.

Source : plukme.com