Baby Allergic To Breast Milk

I read an answer to the question of how much you spend on formula a month and somebody put that baby is allergic to milk. Is this still possible?

Normally, babies do not develop allergic symptoms while being exclusively breastfed. However, very sensitive babies may develop allergic symptoms (eg atopic dermatitis), despite the exclusive breastfeeding.
This is not allergic to breast milk itself. It is an allergic reaction to small amounts of food proteins (eg cow's milk protein, egg protein, etc.) that pass from mother to child through breast milk of the mother.

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something in breast milk. YES. Try to limit certain foods and monitor changes.

Yes, the husband of my friend was allergic to milk his mother, but I think it is relatively uncommon.

Yes, they may be allergic to breast milk. It is not common but it happens. Now, remember that there are millions of babies born worldwide, and because you've never heard of that does not mean it does not happen. This comes from what the mother eats while breastfeeding ... Remember that things can be transferred from mother to child through breast milk. Since proteins and so that the baby may be allergic to. You do not have to eliminate certain things from your diet, one by one to see what the baby can disagree with.

No baby can not be allergic to breast milk, but as another commenter said, they may be allergic to things mom eats. You can tell if your toddler has red rash around the anus, is "colic" shortly after eating and attracts legs and cries (which may not be allergies). You can ask your child "muscle testing" by a naturopath for food allergies.
Breast milk is the best thing for your baby. It is easier to digest than formula, it promotes linkages between mother and baby, it helps the mother recover more rapidly from birth, it helps with the baby blues, the list is long.
Visit the website of the Company LaLeche. They are not Nazis "nipple" that they once were.
As for allergies, askdrsears.com Reference
Enjoy your baby!
KITTY

I think it would be more specific than that. The baby would more than likely be allergic to something the mother is eating or drinking, which came through breast milk. However, if you have taken on a particular element of his plan then maybe baby would be fine.

My son developed an allergy to penicillanic, which shows when I had antibiotics for a sore throat. When I gave him he had a red rash on the status of traces of antibiotics that came into my breast milk. I went a script for antibiotics and non-penicillanic he was well again.

I've never heard of a baby to be allergic to her breast milk of mothers in general, what is to come in milk.

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As others have said, babies are not normally allergic to milk man, all that is in milk. There are, however, a condition called galactosemia, which is very rare. In this state, the baby can not metabolize lactose in milk (and the regular form). You know if the baby had it because it is very serious and it is tested for the birth.

Also, some people say that their babies are "lactose intolerant" and need special formula. If the child does not have galactosemia, so it is false. Lactose intolerance is common in infants self-limiting. Babies are born to eat lactose as their primary food source. This is the main ingredient in breast milk. If it was common for babies to be lactose intolerant, then the human race would cease to exist before we have a chance to invent the formula. If somemone think her child is lactose intolerant, then either 1. they are a source of confusion with an allergy to lactose intolerance (cow's milk in the diet of the mother or i.