How to treat baby's milk allergy

Every parent likes to feed their baby milk, but sometimes they encounter a problem, that is, how to treat the baby if he is allergic to milk! Many parents don’t quite understand this problem and don’t know what to do. Babies like to drink milk because it tastes good and is easy to drink. Now the editor will tell you how to treat babies who are allergic to milk, which may help those parents.

When feeding with formula milk, choose deeply hydrolyzed protein formula milk to effectively prevent baby milk allergy. If the baby is allergic to milk and the mother does not have enough milk or has no milk, the preferred substitute is deeply hydrolyzed formula milk whose protein has been processed. This is a special process that cuts the large-molecule milk protein in milk that causes allergies into small fragments that can be directly absorbed and utilized by the human body without inducing abnormal immune responses. Therefore, it can be used to treat babies with milk allergies.

Deeply hydrolyzed formula milk is generally taken for 3-6 months. Because cow's milk protein allergy often disappears after 6-12 months, your doctor may recommend trying your baby again on regular cow's milk formula during this time. If the baby reacts during the closely monitored provocation test, it is recommended to continue the elimination diet with Alethera; if no reaction is observed, the child can be switched to moderately hydrolyzed formula feeding.

After listening to the editor’s introduction, many parents must have understood how to treat their babies if they suffer from milk allergy. You no longer have to worry about what to do if your baby is allergic to milk. This is the editor’s effort for every parent! I wish every baby here has a proper diet, can eat well, sleep well, and grow up healthily and happily.