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November 08, 2009

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anjmom

DATE: 09/30/02 9:04am

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Re: Allergy to milk protein

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AUTHOR: gecco95

hi! My son is allergic to milk protein. He did a lot of grunting and his nose was always stuffed,but,his most severe symptom was small amounts of blood in his stool. That didn't start till he was about 5 weeks old. He was a baby that screamed all the time. Of course I thought he was just colicky. It wasn't till i noticed the tiny specks of blood in his stool that i started putting two and two together. If your baby isn't excessively crying and no other physical symptoms I'd say he probably isn't allergic to milk protein but,check with your pediatrician,but still keep an eye out for any new symptoms that could appear. Good Luck!!!!!

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