The food allergy test is normal, is it okay to eat milk casually?

After all, it still has to be in moderation.

Of course, dairy products are made from milk, and if these people eat dairy products, it can cause allergies and cause damage to the body.

Not really; For some dairy products, its milk ingredient content is relatively small, so it is okay to eat some dairy products appropriately.

Cow's milk is now a way to supplement nutrition, and many families choose this way to supplement their children. However, there are many children who will be allergic to milk after drinking, which means that the child's body does not accept milk, so it is necessary to stop drinking milk in time and not affect the child's health and respect. So can't children drink milk after allergies?

If the child's symptoms of cow's milk allergy are very serious, it is necessary to carry out anti-allergy and anti-itching in time**, you can go to the hospital for relevant allergen examination, and use appropriate anti-allergic drugs.

It is necessary to pay attention to the work of nursing the baby, so as to better environment the baby's allergic and uncomfortable feeling.

Some children are allergic to milk, the body will be very itchy, at this time parents should pay attention to control the child, do not let the child spare, because scratching hard, often will lead to damage, so that there will be more serious inflammation, leading to secondary and infection with other diseases.

You can choose some topical ointments to apply, and you can use them according to the doctor's instructions.

Symptoms of milk allergy, after the discovery of the child to check the source of allergies, for allergic food, do not let the child eat, children with milk allergies, you can choose to give the child to drink some high-quality milk powder, which can increase nutrition at the same time, but also better avoid allergies, the child can also grow up healthy and smooth.

Sometimes after drinking milk, there will be some gastrointestinal reactions or discomfort in other parts of the body, which may be caused by allergies or other reasons.

Knowing some of the symptoms of cow's milk allergy can help us make the right judgment in time so that we can take appropriate measures.

In most cases, if you are allergic to milk, the patient's ** will have eczema, and the body ** will be dry and itchy.

If the allergy is more severe, or even the rash that grows on the ** will be more serious, and the fluid may be oozing, and if it is not timely**, some may get severe atopic dermatitis.

In addition to**, some people may also have allergic symptoms in the respiratory system, such as asthma, allergic cough, allergic rhinitis, etc.

Some patients with severe cow's milk allergy may have acute laryngeal edema, which may affect breathing, and some may even have tracheal obstruction. These are more serious, and may even be life-threatening if not timely.

In addition, some patients may experience gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. However, a simple gastrointestinal reaction after drinking milk is not necessarily a milk allergy, but may be lactose intolerance. Be sure to distinguish between them.

Families with children, in order to make their children healthier, generally add a glass of milk to their children every morning and evening, hoping that milk can give their children enough nutrients. But the problem has arisen, many children will be allergic to milk when drinking milk, and the symptoms of milk allergy are generally some ** symptoms, digestive symptoms, and respiratory symptoms, why is this?

This is mainly because unprocessed milk and ordinary formula milk contain high antigenic proteins, and this a-S1 casein component in milk is an allergen, generally speaking, the human immune system is tolerant to food proteins, however, in infancy, infants and young children's intestinal mucosal barrier and immune system are not yet mature, and allergic symptoms will occur after ingestion of this protein.

For artificially fed infants, if cow's milk protein allergy is diagnosed, it is strictly forbidden to consume milk-based formula, complementary foods containing milk protein and other dairy products, such as goat's milk. If a highly hydrolyzed formula is the first choice for food avoidance, 19% of children are likely to still have allergies.

Children with a previous diagnosis of cow's milk protein allergy should not rush to return to regular milk powder, and the literature recommends the use of moderate hydrolysis before the age of 2 years to prevent the progressive exacerbation of allergies. Although the proportion of allergies in children over 2 years old is greatly reduced, there are still many children who are allergic to cow's milk. During avoidance, food should be solid foods and liquid foods that do not contain milk proteins.

Goat milk and products should be strictly avoided because there is a high degree of cross-allergy between goat milk and cow's milk protein. Be sure to be aware of allergens hidden in food.

If it is diagnosed as cow's milk protein allergy, it is necessary to suspend ordinary formula milk and follow the doctor's instructions to drink hydrolyzed formula milk instead of goat milk, because babies who are allergic to cow's milk protein still have a high probability of being allergic to goat milk protein. Soy milk is also not recommended, although the probability of allergy is not as large as goat milk, but the nutrition is not complete, not enough to support the energy needed for the baby's growth and development.

Breast milk is the most ideal nutrition for babies**, and exclusive breastfeeding should last for at least 6 months, especially for babies with a family history of allergies, and exclusive breastfeeding can prevent the occurrence of food allergies in babies. However, some exclusively breastfed babies still have symptoms of cow's milk protein allergy, such as milk ringworm, persistent diarrhea, constipation or vomiting. This is because breastfed babies also develop cow's milk protein allergies.

Try not to eat lactose-containing things, such as milk and ice cream; Secondly, you can drink goat's milk instead, although milk is not only A-S1 casein, an allergen, and goat milk may also contain other allergic proteins, but in general, people who are allergic to cow's milk can reduce this allergic reaction if they switch to drinking goat's milk.

Allergies are not terrible, what is terrible is not knowing or excessive avoidance; With the gradual improvement of national medical insurance, I believe that more and more special medical foods can be included in medical insurance, so that doctors can rest assured that they can guide and parents can buy with peace of mind.

It may be that you can't drink it. If you drink it, you may have diarrhea, and in severe cases, you may experience respiratory failure.

The milk allergen test is positive, it should belong to the situation of milk allergy, the total positive IgE indicates that your body is in a state of high allergen reaction, and the trigger should be removed as soon as possible, it is recommended that you do not wash your face with milk in the future, and do not drink milk, and observe for a period of time to see if the condition has improved.

1. Chocolate.

Milk is rich in protein and calcium, while chocolate contains oxalic acid, which when combined to form insoluble calcium oxalate. This greatly affects the body's absorption of calcium, and in severe cases, dry hair, diarrhea, and slow growth will occur. So don't drink chocolate-flavored milk next time!

2. Fruit juice. Nutrition experts pointed out that if too much fruit juice is added to milk, the casein in the milk will react with the juice, agglutination and precipitation, making it difficult for the human body to digest and absorb. In more serious cases, it can cause indigestion and diarrhea, so milk should not be added to acidic beverages such as fruit juices. So, don't mix it with juice for the sake of freshness.

3. Fruits. Is it customary to have a fruit after drinking milk? In fact, this is not right, after drinking milk, acidic fruits can not be eaten immediately, because the protein in milk is easy to coagulate with fruit acid, affecting the absorption and digestion of milk, so if you want to eat acidic fruits, it is best to wait until an hour before eating.

4. Sugar. Adding a spoonful of sugar to warm milk makes the milk even sweeter, which nutrition experts say is also wrong. When milk is heated and sugar is added, the lysine in the milk reacts with fructose to produce toxic fruvyl lysine, which is harmful to human health. If you really don't feel that the milk is sweet enough, you can wait until the milk is cold before adding a piece of sugar.

5. Medicine. Some people like to use milk instead of plain water to take medicine, in fact, milk will obviously affect the body's absorption of medicine. Because milk is easy to form a covering film on the surface of the drug, the calcium, magnesium and other minerals in the milk react with the drug to form insoluble substances, which affects the release and absorption of the drug. Therefore, do not drink milk 1 hour before and after taking the medicine.

No, the protein content in this milk is relatively high, which can easily lead to severe allergies. No, these two things are relatively high in protein and are not suitable for people with allergies.

Allergies can eat beef, because beef is not a hair product, allergies can not eat eggs and milk, because eggs and milk can cause more serious allergies.

People with allergies can't eat beef, and people with allergies can't eat eggs either, because they are allergic to protein, and their bodies will be red and swollen and have rashes.