Milk allergy in toddler
Milk allergy in toddler can be found in almost half of toddlers in America. Not only cow milk, but also milk from other sources like soy milk, sheep, buffalo and goat milks are also able to give the same allergy. This can be a problem because as we all know; milk is one of the most important foods for toddler. There are two protein types that can be found in milk: casein and whey protein. Casein can be found in solid part of the milk and whey protein can be found in liquid. A child can have an allergic to one of the protein or both of them. Therefore, it is not a strange thing to find children who are allergic to milk, but tolerate yogurt and cheese.
The term allergy means abnormal reaction of to body to specific subject and in Milk allergy in toddler, the allergy can occur within several minutes or hours. The effect of the allergy can be mild, but it can be life-threatening as well. If the allergy reaction is severe, then epinephrine injection is needed. Most of the allergy reaction is breathing problem, but we can also find other reactions like runny nose, coughing, itchy skin, diarrhea, bloating, vomiting and some others.
Milk allergy in toddler is actually not a strange thing because based on a research, milk; especially processed milk is often related to some diseases and abnormal body reactions like arthritis, hemoglobin loss, depression, kidney stones and many others. If our children are having milk allergy, then not only we have to be aware of dairy products, but also products with non-dairy label, but produced by manufacturer that produce dairy products because Milk allergy in toddler can occur just because a small percentage of milk protein in a product.
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