Food Allergies Treatment

Question by Angela: Did you’re child ever have: Milk / Soy / Protien allergies ? ?
My doctor says my boy does… and he has acid reflex…

IF YOUR CHILD HAD THESE ALLERGIES CAN YOU LIST ALL THERE SYMPTOMS????? PLEASE!

We just switched him to neocate, we tried nutramigen but he cried all day when drinking that… did you ever try neocate and what was the pros and cons u noticed..

My sons symptoms where as followed: Chin rash, hard time pooping ( he could poop but he strained a lot and it was very very firm ) , spitting up ALOT, fussyness, and gas all the time…..

HOW ABOUT YOUR LITTLE ONE PLEASE BE AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE.. i wanna make sure my doctor is right on what he diagnosed him with… Sometime i even wonder if doctors know what there talking about or if there just trying to get your on meds… lol just my opnion

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Answer by sweetcreations2
My daughter had a problem with milk. Her poo was actually so soft, not quite diahrea but it was acidic and broke her butt out badly. We switched to goat milk for a while and it fixed her poo. We were able to go back to regular cow milk after about 6 months. We see a kinesiologist for any reflux she had. Most people put their kids on acid reflux meds but we never needed to.

I hope your little one gets better soon!

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Question by Ultraviolet30: Have you ever heard of a cure for multiple food allergies?
and I do mean multiple.
Dairy, wheat, soy, corn, barely, buckwheat, rye, egg, crustaceans, tuna, peanuts, tree nuts, and many of the wild grasses.

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Answer by glf012671
there are no real cure for allergies. the good news is your body changes every 7 years so they may go away at that time

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Question by Ultraviolet30: Was there ever a neanderthal man with peanut allergy and lactose intolerance?
In other words, Have food allergies always existed?????

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Answer by andyhydes01
Umm, possibly, but now he’s dead and it’s a bit difficult to ask him…….

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Question by Chrissy C: Anyone here ever made wheat-free bread in a bread machine?
My husband has a wheat allergy, but he can have flours such as spelt, soy & rice flour. I was thinking of investing in a bread machine to make this special bread for him. Any advice or suggestions for making it in a bread machine.

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Answer by metallica
Try to search online for “wheat/gluten-free bread machine recipes.” I am sure that you will end up with some useful results. As far as a bread machine, I would recomment Zojirushi bread maker.

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Question by RockiesFan: Have you ever taken allergy shots for eczema?
I am allergic to: pollen, various trees, dust, mites, nuts and eggs. I have atopic eczema and seborrheic eczema. It was never a big deal, but this year it has flared up on my forehead and I hate it! Thats why I am considering starting an allergy shot treatment. Have you or anyone you know taken allergy shots for these allergies to fight eczema? Can you tell me about your experiences with allergy shots? Thanks a lot.

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Answer by Queen of the Dust Mites
Tesoro: Allergy shots are more effective on inhaled allergens than food allergens. If you don’t start seeing a difference in about 9 to 12 months, I would discontinue. Immunotherapy either works for a person or it doesn’t. If you ever talk to someone that tells you they have been taking allergy shots for 10 years….its not working for them. Unfortunately there is a large population that it does not work on. But for the people that it works on, it makes a big difference in quality of life and controlling health care costs. I am including a link to a great article that speaks to the need for careful patient selection. You might want to read that over and see if you fit into the “ideal” patient category

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