[header] How to handle milk allergy or intolerance in infants [title] Discuss your baby's issues with their doctor. [step] If you think your baby has a milk allergy or intolerance, you should first talk to their doctor. Your child's doctor can confirm whether this is what is making your baby sick.
[header] How to handle milk allergy or intolerance in infants [title] Discuss your baby's issues with their doctor. [step] If you think your baby has a milk allergy or intolerance, you should first talk to their doctor. Your child's doctor can confirm whether this is what is making your baby sick.
[substeps] In addition to letting the doctor determine if it is an intolerance, your doctor can also run blood tests on your child's milk to check for a bacterial cause of intolerance. [title] Check your child's stool for change. [substeps] Generally, milk allergies are more prevalent when your baby is still at a developmental stage, such as five or eight weeks old. Take your child to the doctor if necessary. They can get you the best advice, and share their opinion or diagnosis with you, even if it is not something you have already heard about. [substeps] Try to schedule regular appointments with your doctor so you can talk about your baby's health. They can also recommend the best way to go about changing your baby's diet and possibly tell you which formulas are best for your baby. [substeps] Be prepared to discuss your baby's diet and symptoms with your doctor.