What are the symptoms of protein allergy in children?

Young children's immunity is not yet fully developed, and they are prone to allergies, among which protein allergy is the most common. When protein allergy occurs, gastrointestinal problems will be the first to occur, causing some digestive tract symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. In addition, it will cause some skin allergies, causing urticaria, skin redness and swelling, itching, etc., and it is also easy to cause some manifestations of the nervous system.

1. Gastrointestinal problems.

Protein allergy first affects the baby's gastrointestinal tract. Gastrointestinal system No

2. Allergic symptoms appear on the skin.

This is the most intuitive symptom of protein allergy. Redness, swelling, hives and itching of the skin. Any allergic reaction will manifest itself directly through the blood vessels in the skin.

3. The nervous system is affected.

When a baby is allergic to protein, his gastrointestinal tract will be affected and his nervous system will also have various problems, such as headaches and dizziness. For babies with severe allergies, the possibility of symptoms such as difficulty breathing or shock cannot be ruled out.

Mothers can use the above symptoms to determine whether their babies are allergic to protein. If the above symptoms are found, they must seek medical treatment in time. Protein allergy is different from ordinary food allergy. It is related to the baby's nutritional intake, so mothers should pay attention to this issue.