How to identify food allergies in children? What can food allergies look like?

If the baby has eaten food, the body is uncomfortable, itchy, or some small rashes or eczema, indicating that the baby is allergic**, if food allergies will cause gastrointestinal disorders, causing diarrhea, **red and swollen with some eczema or small red rash is very itchy, at this time be sure to apply some allergy drugs to the baby or go to the hospital for examination.

In this case, you can take your child to the hospital for an allergen test; The first manifestation is itching, erythema, or looking for measles, and in severe cases, the child will have a series of symptoms such as difficulty breathing and even shock.

After the child has a food allergy, you should take the child to the hospital for an allergen identification, and then you can know what the child is allergic to.

You can take your child to a specialized pediatric hospital to check for allergies, think about what your child has eaten recently, and avoid these things once you have found the source of your allergy.

When your child goes to the hospital for a check-up, you should also check your child's stomach and intestines to see what causes such a problem.

You can take your child to the hospital for a blood test or an allergen test, and you can only give your child a little food every time you give your child a meal, and observe whether the child has symptoms of allergies, if the child is short of breath or has red spots on his body, it means that the child is allergic to this food.

Look at whether the child will have red spots, acne or itchy body when eating these foods, difficulty breathing and other symptoms, because these will have a certain impact on the body, and the harm is relatively high.

The first baby is not digested well after eating, not only diarrhea, but also vomiting, the second is itchy all over the body after eating, and the body feels uncomfortable, and the third or third day is sick at both ends, and there are this symptoms after eating allergies.

If the child has acne and redness after eating food, then it proves that he is allergic to food.

The first and most common manifestation of food allergy is gastrointestinal symptoms. Food allergy should be considered if angioedema of the lips, tongue, and palate develops rapidly after ingestion of one food, manifested by significant oral itching or nausea, acute strangulation-like abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. These manifest themselves as IgE-mediated allergies, also known as acute allergies.

In this case, stop the suspicious food and take anti-allergy medication in time. Food allergies are often manifested as chronic symptoms, such as ineffective gastroesophageal reflux disease, loose stools and increased frequency of bowel movements, blood or mucus in the stool, often unexplained abdominal pain, ineffective infantile colic, refusal or anorexia, intractable constipation, perianal redness and swelling, pale and often tired, etc. In these cases, consult your doctor to consider whether there is a food allergy.

Food allergies should be considered if the child is found to have slow growth with eczema and at least one gastrointestinal symptom, including gastroesophageal reflux syndrome, loose stools with increased frequency of bowel movements, blood and/or mucus in the stool, abdominal pain, infantile colic, refusal or anorexia, constipation, perianal redness and swelling. If the diagnosis is uncertain, parents should consult an experienced pediatrician.

Judging which food allergy the child is generally diagnosed by taking a blood test, or you can go to a regular hospital to do an allergen test, the child may have **redness, swelling or itching, and even a high fever that does not go away.

How to tell if your child has a food allergy, whether he has a rash, or whether he vomits and feels uncomfortable.

**Erythema-like plates were found on the surface, and studies have found that nearly eighty percent of patients will have itchy rash symptoms after food allergies, the most common of which is to find a plate-like erythema on the surface, and the itching is unbearable, and the itching is not stopped.

There are also some patients with food allergies who will have itchy and teary eyes, and nearly 60% of patients will have allergic symptoms similar to those that occur when the seasons change, such as involuntary itching of the eyes, no yawning, tearing, etc. These are all symptoms of food allergies. As soon as it appears, you should take the ** action in time.

If you don't know the symptoms of a food allergy, you can't take the right approach. Some people with food allergies show cold-like symptoms, such as mild nasal congestion. For example, if the nasal congestion is mild, it may make you feel that it is not dangerous, while if the nasal congestion is severe, it will make you think it is a cold.

Therefore, when nasal congestion occurs, it is important to carefully distinguish whether it is caused by a cold or a food allergy, especially in some patients with frequent food allergies.

After eating, if your baby is allergic, he will generally feel irritable and crying. Because food allergies can cause stomach upset to a greater or lesser extent, the baby will cry. When the allergy spreads to the surface, the general baby will have eczema, wheal, dermatitis, urticaria and other diseases.

And such events are all massive. In addition, gastrointestinal discomfort caused by food allergies may lead to frequent vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation. In general, your baby's food allergy symptoms are not too severe.

Mother's breast milk has high nutritional value, the possibility of breast milk causing food allergies is not high, and the amount of complementary food is not large, so the symptoms that will occur are not too serious.

The key to food allergies** is to avoid food allergens. If your baby is allergic to cow's milk protein within one year of age, you should strictly avoid foods that contain milk protein, including milk formula, rice flour containing milk protein and other dairy products. In general, for babies with food allergies, the addition of solid food supplements, especially eggs, should be appropriately delayed.

Some experts recommend postponing it until after the age of one, because babies with cow's milk allergy are also prone to egg allergies. "Be cautious and consult a medical professional before adding any complementary food to make sure it is allergen-free. "In general, allergy symptoms in a significant proportion of infants can be effectively controlled by avoiding allergic foods and taking non-sensitive formula for a period of time.

However, some babies may experience food allergy symptoms again after returning to their normal diet. At this time, it is recommended to strictly avoid foods containing identified allergens, insist on taking allergy-free formula for at least 6 months, and it is best to add some allergy-free probiotics to effectively reduce allergens.

The baby has allergies to eating, and according to the degree of allergy, the clinical symptoms are manifested in the following aspects:

Clause. 1. The child is allergic to this thing, but it is very mild, mostly manifested as a small congestive rash around the mouth or face, and there may be some itching.

Clause. 2. If the allergy symptoms are more severe after eating, the rash is manifested as urticaria, a wheal-like rash, often all over the body, very heavy, and the child is also very itchy.

Clause. 3. If the allergy symptoms are more severe, the child will have gastrointestinal symptoms, manifested as abdominal pain, diarrhea and bloody stools.

Clause. 4. If the symptoms of allergies are further aggravated, respiratory symptoms may occur, manifested as laryngeal spasm, dyspnea, etc., at this time, you must go to the hospital in time for rescue.

There will be redness and swelling, after eating such things, there will be itching and intestinal spasms, the child will cry non-stop, there may be lactose intolerance, and there will be loss of appetite. Hoarseness, difficulty breathing.

There will be a rash on the face, and there will often be some small red bumps, and you will feel very itchy, sometimes you will cough, and you may even have a stomachache, and your mood will become very irritable.

**Red rash, peeling of the corners of the mouth, fever, difficulty breathing, cough, diarrhea, vomiting.

Introduction: I used to know that some people would have allergies, but I didn't know that there are so many things that cause allergies, and all of them are likely to become allergens. Everyone can have allergies, so if you know it, you must pay special attention.

The symptoms of allergies are different for everyone, do you know what are the manifestations of food allergies in babies? Let's take a look today.

When it comes to allergies, everyone should be familiar with them, after all, allergies are very common in real life, and children are relatively fragile, and many functions are not fully developed, so their resistance is relatively poor. When the child is allergic and eats some food, it is very likely to have an allergic reaction, and the most common manifestation is allergies. For example, some hives, significant swelling around the lips, sore tongue, etc.

Some children also experience bloating, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, mucus and stools, etc. If you find that your child is allergic, you must take your child to the doctor in time and find a way to relieve it, otherwise it will be too uncomfortable.

Some children may have allergies like this, such as runny nose, sneezing, nasal congestion, tears, and other manifestations of the nervous system, which may be relatively mild and not easy to detect, most of them are irritability, crying, etc., when they find that the child is wrong, parents should pay attention to it, see what causes the child's crying, and then prescribe the right medicine. It is important to know that for some children with serious allergies, it may directly affect their lives, so parents should be vigilant. After discovering the child's allergens, you must always pay attention to them, do not let these things appear in your daily life, and wait until the child is older, you can properly improve the child's resistance, and then let the child try again.

Some children will be particularly itchy after allergies, and then want to scratch with their hands, you must know that if you scratch at this time, it is likely to cause broken skin. Parents must stop it in time and take the child to wipe something to alleviate it.

If the baby has food allergies, it will be manifested that it will cry non-stop, and there should be a rash on the body, or ** will become different from before, and there will be some acne. Your child may also vomit.

Symptoms of food allergies in infants are common in the respiratory, digestive, eye, and ** symptoms. The digestive system may present with vomiting, milk leakage, diarrhoea, hematochezia, fecal occult blood (+), paroxysmal abdominal pain or colic, constipation, malabsorption, weight loss, colitis, protein-losing enteropathy. The respiratory system is common with runny nose, sneezing, coughing, wheezing in severe cases, red and itchy nose, rales can be heard in the lungs and bronchi, repeated bleeding from the nose, congestion and pallor of the nasal mucosa.

Eye changes are puffy eyelids, bloodshot eyes, dark circles, watery eyes, increased endocrine and itching. **Manifestations are eczema, dermatitis, urticaria, erythema, buttocks redness, perianal redness, cheek redness, etc.

There will be violent vomiting, loss of appetite, redness, allergies, and small acne, which are the main manifestations.

Children with food allergies will have obvious symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling, heat and pain, and some children will also have difficulty breathing, panting, dry mouth, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea, abdominal pain and other gastrointestinal reactions. Once similar symptoms appear, it is important to send your child to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent life-threatening symptoms.