What are the symptoms of neonatal protein allergy?

We know that most of the children are only children now, and with the development of the times, everyone's life has improved. They are served with delicious food every day, and newborns are no exception. They all eat imported milk powder. Parents think that imported milk powder must be the best. But have you ever thought that it contains a lot of protein. If some babies can't adapt to it after eating too much, they will have allergies. So what are the symptoms of allergies? What should I do if my baby is allergic to protein?

The main manifestation of protein allergy in babies is in the gastrointestinal tract and nervous system. The digestive system of babies is not fully developed yet, so it is relatively fragile. Protein allergy will cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea and other symptoms. It may also cause angioedema. In terms of the nervous system, headaches and dizziness will occur. In more serious cases, temporary shock will occur.

Every baby's body is different, so the symptoms of baby's allergies are relatively different. But the principles of parents' care for baby's allergies are the same. 1. Stay away from allergens. Babies may not only be allergic to one substance, but two or three. Parents should pay attention to the surrounding environment and baby's diet when the baby is sick to avoid allergies again. 2. Strengthen exercise to improve children's immunity. Sometimes the temperature difference between morning and evening is relatively large. When taking children to exercise, avoid letting children inhale cold air to avoid irritating children's throats and causing allergies. 4. Relax children's mood. Allergies will make children very uncomfortable. If parents show tension and worry at this time, it will deepen the baby's fear and even make the condition worse. Therefore, parents should relax first, play some games with the baby, do things that he is interested in, and give him games he likes to play, so as to divert the baby's attention.

Protein allergy can be serious or minor. Common protein allergy foods in life are eggs, soybeans, wheat, nuts, peanuts, fish and shellfish. However, allergies in life are not only protein allergies, so parents should do preventive work in time and try to prevent their children from allergies.