What to do if your child is allergic to high protein

Because everyone has different physiques, their body's anti-allergy and anti-viral abilities are also different. Some people often have food allergies, especially some children. When food allergies first appear, parents often ignore them. Such children are likely to be allergic to high protein, because the protein contained in food will produce an immune response in the body. So what should children do if they are allergic to high protein?

First, what should we do if children are allergic to high protein? The first thing is to avoid stimulation. If the allergen is very clear, you should completely stop eating this food. Some foods can be tried appropriately after a few years, and many patients may no longer experience allergic symptoms. This may be because the antibodies to the original food allergens in the body have gradually degraded.

Second, the symptoms of baby protein allergy. The symptoms of baby protein allergy are mainly manifested in the gastrointestinal tract, skin and nervous system. The following is a detailed introduction. Gastrointestinal symptoms: nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, mucous or watery stools. Some babies may also develop allergic gastritis and enteritis, celiac disease, etc. Skin symptoms: skin congestion, eczema, itching, urticaria, angioedema. These symptoms are most likely to appear on the face, neck, ears and other parts of the body. Neurological symptoms: such as headache, dizziness, etc. More serious cases may also include a sharp drop in blood pressure, loss of consciousness, difficulty breathing and even anaphylactic shock.

What should I do if my child is allergic to high protein? In addition, milk allergy is very common in infants. In addition to not drinking milk, people with milk allergies should also try to avoid eating dairy products, such as cheese curd, yogurt, and cream cakes. In order to enhance body nutrition, patients can only switch to other foods instead. Also, our babies should not try to eat egg whites or foods containing whole eggs. In addition, there is no need to eat whole eggs for experiments before the baby receives the leprosy vaccine. If the baby has an allergic reaction to eggs, he should not eat them within half a year. We need to pay special attention to these. Finally, we want to say that if a baby has a protein allergy, he should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. Delaying the treatment may cause chronic diseases, which is particularly not good for the child's growth.