What kind of milk powder is good for children who are allergic to milk?

Many babies will choose infant formula after birth because their mothers do not have enough milk. They will also have allergic reactions when eating milk powder. Some babies will show it on the skin, and some babies will have diarrhea. These are all manifestations of intolerance to certain ingredients in the milk powder. So, what kind of milk powder should children who are allergic to milk eat? Let’s learn more about it through the following introduction.

Generally, babies are only intolerant to cow's milk protein, but some babies are also intolerant to breast milk protein. For babies at high risk of milk protein allergy who cannot be exclusively breastfed, the use of partially hydrolyzed protein formula can prevent or delay the occurrence of early atopic dermatitis and milk protein allergy in infants and young children compared to conventional milk protein formula. For example, Mead Johnson's Easy-to-Digest Milk Protein Partially Hydrolyzed Formula Powder breaks down complete milk protein molecules into easily digestible partially hydrolyzed milk protein molecules. Ordinary milk protein is like a long string of pearls. The pearls are broken at 5 points to obtain 5 or 6 small strings of pearls, which are partially hydrolyzed protein. It is gentler on the baby's digestive system and easier to absorb.

Babies with a family history of allergies are more likely to be at high risk of milk protein allergy. So even if the baby does not have allergic symptoms, but either the father or the mother has allergic symptoms or is intolerant to milk protein, please give priority to partially hydrolyzed protein formula when choosing formula milk for your baby. The products available on the market include Mead Johnson's 100% original imported from the Netherlands partially hydrolyzed milk protein formula powder. The process of partial hydrolysis is to chop up the intact large molecular proteins to form softer and more easily absorbed curds in the stomach, which are easier to be absorbed by the baby's tender stomach and intestines. According to scientists' research, partially hydrolyzed protein formulas are easier to digest and can gently protect the baby's underdeveloped intestinal system. It can help prevent or delay the occurrence of early atopic dermatitis and milk protein allergy in babies. Its clinically verified levels of DHA/ARA can also provide comprehensive and balanced nutrition for newborn babies aged 0-1 year old. In addition, if your baby has already developed allergic symptoms, please consult a doctor as soon as possible and switch to extensively hydrolyzed protein formula milk under the doctor's guidance.

Through the above introduction, we know what kind of milk powder is good for children who are allergic to milk. Generally, hydrolyzed protein milk powder can effectively improve the baby's allergic symptoms. In addition, we should pay attention to the baby's physical conditioning in daily life. When the baby's physique is good, the allergic symptoms will be much lighter and will gradually improve.