Re: Allergy to milk protein

November 04, 2009

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tena

DATE: 09/30/02 7:49am

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Re: Allergy to milk protein

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AUTHOR: gecco95

Hello,

I don't think your son is allergic to the formula because he'd either be vomitting or have diarrhea. Some babies also get severe ezcema which was the case with my son with his formula so we had to switch to a Soy formula. The sneezing, baby acne and peeling is totally normal. They don't have nose hairs that's why they sneeze and the acne/peeling are usually due to changes (from the womb to the outside world). You should take him to his ped just to make sure all is well and the doctor can determine if you should change formula. Good luck and I totally know what it's like to drive husband crazy. You should see what my poor hubby's gone through ;)

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