CMPA IN BABIES | SIGNS OF MILK PROTEIN ALLERGY | MILK PROTEIN INTOLERANCE | BREASTFED BABY
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2021
- I’m sharing our experience with cows milk protein allergy (CMPA) / milk protein intolerance, including signs, symptoms & treatment for both breastfed and formula fed babies.
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Thank you so much. My baby was crying 8hrs continously no matter what and we found t was due to cmpa. We were feeling miserable. This video gave us lot of courage and guidance to face t . God bless you !!! This is my first comment on you tube actually..I felt you must be thanked!
You’re very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment and share your story. I hope your little one feels better soon and that you have some piece of mind!
My 3 weeks old was so fussy, gasy, just crying all the time. We changed his formula like 4 times, I gave him prebiotic for infints, grip water, and nothing until we got similac Alimentum. This formula was a game changer
I’m so glad you found something that seems to be helping! It’s devastating to see them in pain 💔
How long did it take for Alimentum to get your Lo to feel better?
Very similar experience! My 3 week old is doing much better now that we have switched to Alimentum formula .
Which probiotics did you use I was told that infants shouldn’t use probiotics until about 1 year old but I need to help my baby
What formulas did you try before Similac Alimentum? Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for this video. I'm from South Africa and my daughter has shown signs of CMPA since she was five months old. I went to the paediatrician and she completely dismissed it. I then decided to eliminate all products with milk protein and eggs because she had severe aczema. She's 15 months now and she's doing better. She still gets flare ups but I think I need to read food item packages before buying.
thank you for watching! I’m sorry to hear that your little one was struggling and that the pediatrician didn’t take it seriously but I’m glad she’s doing better! Eczema is very common for allergy / intolerant babies. My daughter is almost 17 months has eczema and still has a hard time with dairy. She can only have baked milk at this time - no cheese, yogurt to straight milk. Im still hopeful she’ll outgrow it though!
also in SA and stopped breastfeeding at 3 months because of the bad intolerance and eczema now want to relactate at 4 and 1/2 months
Thank You for sharing your story. I needed to hear this story today.
My older son (kiddo #2) had this (went undiagnosed until he was 18 months!) and still has mild issues at almost 12 years old. Now have my 5th baby and noticing it again.
So sorry to hear that your older son went undiagnosed for so long and that you’re seeing it again now. All the best to you and your family ❤️
You speak to me! I am on an elimination diet right now and I’m not feeling my self and my milk supply is dropping a bit but it’s worth trying.
Aw I'm sorry you're going through this! It's definitely worth trying! Hang in there!
Hi! Thanks for your info! My 4.5 month old was diagnosed around 1.5 months with CMPI. He had bloody stool, severe gas & pain, reflux , rashes, and eczema . He unfortunatly still has reflux, cradle cap, and eczema as well as some questionable mucous poops. We are considering switching him to formula. I was wondering how did you go about weaning from BF to formula? Did your children transition well without nursing? Did they become constipated? Thanks for you help truly appreciate it!
Hi there! I’m sorry to hear you’re struggling with this! Weaning my second from nursing to formula was very hard because he refused every bottle - so not only were we having him adjust to a new taste but to a bottle as well (he never had a bottle before 12 weeks). It was hard but we were very persistent for about a month and finally he took to it and it went well. We saw some improvement in as little as a few days and then after a few weeks it was really apparent. The liquidy poops stopped very quickly after switching and we didn’t notice any constipation. Wishing you the best!
Your poor babies! Luckily you're on the ball ❤️
Thank you! It’s not so bad as long as it’s caught early! It’s so common so I hope I can help other mamas to diagnose it early ❤️
My son had all these symptoms including blood in the poop and I told his pediatrician and she said he’s OK but I’m starting to think that pediatrician is dumb. I switched him to Alimentum yesterday and he’s already better less spitting up
I’m glad to hear he’s already doing better!! Intolerances are very common in babies and some pediatricians downplay it, expecting their tummies to adjust and develop within a few months. But if there’s a way to help quicker, you better believe I’ll try it! Good job mama!!
933 pesos per can of Nutramigen Lgg here in the Philippines
Thanks to your experience I brought my 6 week old in, and turns out she has an intolerance as well as “silent acid reflux”. We are now on nutramigen formula, and hoping it all gets better in the next few months. 🤞🏼
I’m so glad you got some answers! Best of luck to you and your little one ❤️
Hi dear, currently going through CMPA & silent reflux with my little boy. He’s on amino acid formula now, can I ask if your LO became better? And did you go dairy free? Thank you 💕
@@Hjortasmr my little lady is much better now. She struggled with severe acid reflux until she hit 7 months old and then it was like a light switch and it vanished. She’s currently eating dairy now as well at 11 months old. Hope you’re little one gets better soon!
@@casieboynton7822 hi, how did you know that you could switch back to dairy? Did you just try another formula to see how they reacted? I just started my 1.5mo old on Nutramigen yesterday. Thanks!
@@casieboynton7822 Rhats incredible! So as doctors say, wait until they “grow out of it”, & it appears that she did! That’s awesome. That also gives other mamas hope for those of us that are going through the same thing
Hi!! I just found your videos I’m curious... did the very smelly diapers and bad gas continue once the diet and formula changed?? If so how long did it stay?? When I transitioned my daughter to the alimentum she went almost 7 days with out a poopy diaper an now I’m lucky if she poops once and she’s even more gassy than before. I just wanna know what I need to ask my doctor so that I’m getting her the right care!
Within a few days of switching to the Alimentum formula we noticed that my son was more content and the extremely loose diapers changed but it could take a few weeks to see the full effects. I will say that Alimentum in itself is very smelly (I’m sure you notice that when feeding her) and it makes diapers smell pretty bad too but they should be noticeably different than before. Also breastfed babies tend to poop more often than formula fed and the 7 days could very well just be her body adjusting to the change. If she’s very gassy it could again be her body adjusting to it or it could be that she’s swallowing air when drinking. Make sure she’s not laying flat when taking a bottle and that she’s using a slow flow nipple. We loved these ones for minimizing gas. rstyle.me/cz-n/e97b9rcnbpp
Wishing you and your little one well!!
I need help my daughter poop is watery and her stomach sometimes gets hard! Her pediatrician recommend we try Nutramigen because she was on the Enfamil Infant my daughter is happy she doesn’t really get fussy but I wonder why her belly gets hard sometimes and when we do tummy time she cries so much! I don’t know what to do, because we’ve changed her formula to many times! She’s gassy too but not too much!
Im so sorry you’re struggling! I would definitely try a hydrolyzed formula like nutramigen or Alimentum. Even if her issues aren’t dairy related, the proteins in those formulas are much smaller and easier to digest. If her tummy is getting hard it’s likely gas induced. Try to keep her inclined during feeds, make sure you’re using a slow flow nipple, burp well after feeding (and before laying down), and maybe switch your bottle. Some bottles are much better at preventing air bubbles than others. We had really good luck with these. rstyle.me/cz-n/fq87ygcnbpp
Wishing you all the best!!
My son has all these symptoms! I took him to the hospital yesterday after he had blood in his diapers and they suggested CMPA. I’m trying the dairy free diet now to see if it helps
I’m so sorry to hear your son is struggling! It’s such a hard journey when you’re not expecting it. I hope the DF diet works for you! I shared a DF grocery haul here .let me know if you have any questions! ua-cam.com/video/kOkIv8ryELY/v-deo.html
Do you have an update ? My daughter is 2 months old and went to the hospital last night from blood in her stool and constantly crying ! I’m now on a dairy free diet !
Just found out my son has cma… mucus in his stool.
I didn’t produce enough so he’s always been mixed fed. I quit BF 2 months ago and now totally regret it because of this!… it’s so hard to find nutramigen! Literally out of stock everywhere. And alimentum worries me with all the recalls that are still ongoing still today. Makes it hard to trust, when formula is hard to trust already.
Wish there were more options for hydrolyzed formulas!
I'm so sorry to hear you're going through this! I agree there should be more options. Wishing you all the best!! 💕💕
Very helpful video. Thank you
You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful 💕
@@TheModernJuggle does you kids still struggle with the allergies or have they outgrowth them?
My little one now 19 months is allergic to milk and eggs.
@@bernicescheffler8421 they both outgrew it! My second child was around 18 months and my youngest will be 2 next month and has just been able to tolerate milk products for a month or two! The GI specialists had us try introducing it between 6-12 months but it was too soon. We did a trial every 8 weeks or so until they were in the clear. My second child also struggled with egg and gluten through 2 years but no longer has the sensitivity 👏🏻 I hope you have a similar experience!
@@TheModernJuggle this is absolutely amazing news and gives us so much hope! We are going to take him in for an in office egg challenge next month. He will be 20 months then. Fingers crossed!
As far as milk goes he is highly sensitive even to traces of butter but just like your kids I hope he outgrows them soon.
I hope you film an update video soon. Thanks again!
I think my baby has this issue because we been back and forth with formulas but i think im going back on similac alimentum as she spits up less on that. We briefly went on pro sensitive similac but she kept spitting it all up on that. When she was on the alimentum the only difference i saw was she had like 4-5 bowel movements a day on that and she did have gas still is that normal?
Every baby is different in terms of bowel movements. Some babies go multiple times a day and others go once a week. I would certainly look for any abnormal bowel movements in terms of color consistency etc. But as for the spitting up I would talk to her pediatrician about possible acid reflux. Both are fairly common but if it is reflux related there may be something else they can do to help.Wishing you the best!
@@TheModernJuggle well it was because of reflux he recommended i use alimentum. Her poops look fine its just the quantity of it seemed like a lot. The doctor recommended adding rice cereal to thicken her feeds but we cut a nipple and it all poured out of her mouth. She probably rejected it as she does not know that taste. May just go back on alimentum and see if she spits up less
My 1 year old has a milk protein allergy and acid relux. Hes on elecare but in freaking out bc I'm not sure what types of table foods to start with. Do you have any tips? What did you feed your babies when they needed table food?
Thank you for watching! I’m so glad you came over to IG where I see my messages a bit more often! I’ll answer here for anyone else reading....when testing milk I always recommend starting with milk baked into something such as a muffin, bread or even a pancake. Try that with success for a week or two before attempting anything that is straight dairy (cheese, yogurt etc). I also recommend googling the Milk Ladder. It’s a great guide for introducing dairy slowly! Best of luck to you and your little one!
I’m thinking my 1 month old baby has this bus he’s no pooping as much.
Milk allergy is a immune system reaction can be lifethreating. And lactose intolerance different from allergy it's harmless
My 4 months baby has dairy and animal protein allergic. Her symptoms are diarrhoea and bloody stool so i cut of all those products from my diet. Finding blood in stools has stopped but diarrhoea is continue. Now I m enable to find what exactly is the reason. She is on medication. But no use.
I’m sorry to hear that she’s struggling. It’s quiet possible that those allergens haven’t had enough time to leave your blood / milk supply yet, which is why she’s still having symptoms. It can take up to 3 months for it to be completely out of your system. If it doesn’t improve with time, it may be another allergen as well, potentially soy. Definitely consult her pediatrician and possibly a gastroenterologist ❤️
My baby has a milk allergy . I had to get her new milk . Now she is 7 months and I’m ready to do blw but I’m so scared because of the allergy and you just never know what food have them milk in it
If you’re concerned, stick with whole, single ingredient foods - whole fruits, vegetables, meats or pasta cooked in olive oil instead of butter. You could also make your own muffins, pancakes or baked goods using a milk alternative (almond milk, coconut milk). If egg is also a concern you could use 1/4 cup of applesauce in its place. You’ve got this!
My last baby had CMPA but it was diagnosed close to the end of our breastfeeding journey because the pediatrician kept dismissing my concerns since she was gaining weight fine. He sent me to a GI doctor who basically said not to change anything.
I'm breastfeeding my 1 month old and her stools have always been yellow and seedy, oftentimes more watery or stringy. She has had a few green stools and occasional blood. It just recently started so I haven't mentioned it to my pedi yet. At her last appointment the doctor started her on Pepcid for her reflux.
I saw a IBCLC a few days ago and I told her I was worried she might have an allergy, but she told me if it was an allergy every stool would be green, not just once every few days. She didn't say much about the blood. She basically said the stool was because of her getting more foremilk faster since she recently had a tongue tie and lip tie revision. She told me not to cut out dairy.
I'm concerned, thinking I should do so. With your babies did they have a green stool every time?
I'm so sorry you're struggling! Their stools were green and frothy about 90% of the time and they were extremely fussy and had a very hard belly at times. How is her temperament? Is she a happy baby? Does she seem to be in pain? I definitely know that foremilk can cause very loose stools and green as well (I experienced this when I wasn't draining the whole breast or if I switched sides too frequently) but it won't make your baby fussy or uncomfortable. If she seems uncomfortable or extra gassy / fussy I'd definitely try eliminating just dairy. There's no risk in trying it and if it's the culprit you should notice a difference in just a few days!
@@TheModernJuggle she's mostly a clam baby if being held. but her tummy often gets hard and gets very gassy. She also spits up about 3 times a day and gets hiccups often.
Would it be all forms of dairy? I noticed the green poops are mostly after eating something with a lot of dairy, like cheese pizza. But most days she's fine if I consume a "normal" amount of dairy
It may just be a sensitivity to excess amounts. I'd play around with it! Maybe try only including dairy in one meal a day? There's no harm in trying! If you notice a difference I'd certainly bring it up to your pediatrician but it certainly sounds like a possible mild protein intolerance that she'll likely outgrow within the first 12-18 months! Our pediatric GI said most even grow out of it fully by 9 months!
My 3 weeks old is passing seedy yellowish liquidy stool after every feed. Always fussy and crying when not held. Spits ups a lot. Looks like he is in pain while burping and so uncomfortable. I have fast let down. Is it because of the too much foremilk or milk intolerance?
The doctors i consult say its because of his underdeveloped GI tract. He will outgrow it soon. But its so hard to see him suffering all day.
For me its too hard to cut of all the dairy products from my diet. I can try to eliminate obvious one. 😔
@@fathimafaseeha575whether he's fine now??. My baby is also facing the same problem. How long will it take to recover.?
My baby is now 6 months she was in formula at 3 months and would always spit up she never gained weight she was 11 pounds at 5 months..HER tummy was big and spit up ALOT we had a week hospital stay and come to find out she can’t tolerate any formula so now she’s on ele care .she use to have gray poops…they did scans and ultrasound nothing but now we know she has allergy to the formulas
I'm sorry to hear this but I'm glad you found her triggers and a solution that works! Best of you to you and your daughter!
My almost 6 month old had constipation but still the normal breastfed color poop and no other symptoms but her pediatrician said it was milk intolerance so i cut that out. But I'm wondering if its something else now that i listened to your story.
Breastfed babies can go up to 7 days without pooping! If shes still backed up, now that shes 6 months you could try prune purées!
@@TheModernJuggle i did. I gave her prune puree and juice. Nothing worked. But after I wrote you this I hit the 3 week mark being dairy free and she started going to the bathroom but still kind of hard to go. So I will have to talk to her pediatrician again.
Hi! Thank you! Did any of your babies also have trouble with weight gain? My baby is having trouble gaining weight and not wanting to drink much breast milk and basically doesn’t take formula at all. We will be trying the milk free soy free diet this month.
I’m thinking of you both! Yes my second child also struggled with weight gain. Once he was on table food we added a lot of natural fatty foods such as avocado. Once he was a year old we transitioned him from Alimentum formula to pediasure peptide to help him gain weight. He stayed on that for 6 months. It’s essentially a high calorie, stage 2 formula that has milk proteins already broken down so babies with MPI can tolerate it.
@@TheModernJuggle thank you for your answer! 💕 I’m really hoping that this will be our answer to what is wrong with our little girl. She is already 8 months and was doing well at first but then started having issues with gaining weight and eating at 3-4 months. Now that you described the diapers (except for the blood), I think she may have had this issue all along and I didn’t know it. Doctors always asked if there was blood or if it was really watery and it was neither. So they said she doesn’t have protein milk allergy. In the beginning she was a really happy baby. Now she tries to be happy but is very restless, uneasy, always in my arms, and eats so so poorly. Thank you for sharing your experience 💕
Do you have links or a list of all the things to look for on the ingredients list besides just soy, milk, butter, etc? I'm trying to eliminate dairy from my diet for my baby's sake.
Hi there! This document is a great resource! It lists several ingredient names to look for. Good luck to you!! infinitypediatrics.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Infinity-Pediatrics-CMPA-Breastfeeding.pdf
@@TheModernJuggle egg us dairy product?
I'm having issues now at one. My little one started out with breast milk , and formula . About a month in she started having reactions like getting fussy and gassy found out she had cows milk allergy so pediatrician put her on nutrimigen, which worked really well although her stools were still green and wet. Now at one the doctor says it's fine for her to do whole milk. I had my second thoughts but I gave it a try , well, wrong move she started having reactions like throwing up lots of milk she had just eaten , paleness , skin started looking rashy , and every so often getting chocked up. .. . so stressful because not sure which one to try. I mean what if she's allergic to almonds.
I’m so sorry to hear that you’re struggling. Milk protein intolerance can take some time for them to outgrow but it doesn’t mean she’ll have a milk allergy later in life. 2 of my children couldn’t tolerate cows milk or any milk products until 18-20 months. It’s a gradual process and jumping right to cows milk from nutrimigen is not recommended. Research the milk ladder process and speak with her pediatrician or a GI specialist. The milk ladder it’s a gradual step by step process for testing their intolerance and introducing milk products slowly, beginning with cooked milk, then yogurt, cheese and working your way up to whole milk. It can take months and she may not be ready at 12 months. If you’re not comfortable offering almond milk, you can try Ripple milk which is made of pea protein. Here is a link to the milk ladder. Good luck to you and your little one! bump2babynutrition.com/the-milk-ladder-or-dairy-ladder/
I have a 10 days old baby boy...I'm from Swaziland, I bought Lactogen for him bt he has diarrhoea since day7 so I thought his body no longer admit it's so I have changed to NAN would it be helpful...or maybe he is sick?
If he’s still having symptoms I would contact his doctor and likely try a hypoallergenic formula. Good luck to you and your boy! ❤️❤️
Thank you...he was admitted to the hospital but he is fully recovered now ...he is responding to the NAN
We used Aptamil Pepti Syneo 2 , my son also has milk protein intolerance and also eggs and that milk powder is working great but is pretty expensive.
My baby 4th month old he is test positive lactose introlence plx xxx mam suggest me which milk is best my baby plxxxxx reply mam im from kashmir
My daughter has milk protein allergy. I have been breastfeeding her but when i tried nutrimagen she keeps on refusing due to the smell.
We had the same issue when switching my second child to Alimentum. The smell was awful but we kept offering it and eventually he took it and I was able to wean him. It look about 2 weeks. Good luck to you and your baby!
My first one had extreme vomits and explosive frothy poop. I thought it was because of my fore milk. At that time i had no knowledge about lactose intolerance. I tried to include cow's milk after he turned 1. He vomited every time. Though after 2 years he adapted milk, he is going through asthma after the age 3. One Dr suggested to cut milk from his diet. I stopped giving him milk. But its impossible to cut off all the milk products from our diet. So Its not making much difference to his cough.
It can be very hard and overwhelming to cut out items you're used to eating but it can also make a world of a difference in your baby! I'd suggest limiting what you can while still maintaining your own health and sanity and of course to consult the baby's pediatrician with any concerns 💕
I’m having issues with my 1 month old. He became constipated at a week old and didn’t have bowel movements for 8 days and if he did, it was very hard and firm. Kinda not as common for newborns. His pediatrician switched his formula 4 times and similac alimentum was the last change and still didn’t help. Waves tried suppositories, stool softeners, colic drops, massages, etc and my baby is still always grunting, is colic, fuzzy, pushing, and still doesn’t have regular bowel movements. He’s even been to ER twice and is seeing GI specialist at 1 month old 😭 anyone have any recommendations? His pediatrician doesn’t know what else to do and his GI special said it’s not normal but nothing is being done 😭
I’m so sorry to hear this. It seems like you’re doing all of the right things. I’m glad he’s seeing a GI specialist. They say newborns digestive tract is 2-3 months behind the rest of their bodies at birth, which is why many experience sensitives and discomfort early on and outgrow it around 12 weeks. I’d stick with one consistent formula, do tummy time or other activities where there’s gentle pressure on his belly (I would have my baby on his stomach against my forearm and bounce around), warm compress and start a probiotic if you haven’t already. I hope this helps and I wish you all the best!
This made me cry.. I hope your baby is doing better now 🙏 It’s so hard to see little innocent babies in so much discomfort and pain.. I am struggling with my one month old and my doctor is not suggesting anything and we can’t even get to a paediatrician cuz apparently they’re all way too busy
My 1 month old is always fussy, extreme gassy, stomach is hard rock after every meal, does that mean she is CMPA?? Cuz she doesn’t have any other symptoms.. but i tried so much formulas nothing worked since they are normal formulas
While im not a doctor and would recommend you bring your concerns up to your pediatrician, I’d be inclined to believe your baby has traditional “colic” which is described as excessive fussiness brought on my digestion distress / belly pain. It’s not specifically caused by milk protein intolerance but more that their tummies have a hard time passing gas and processing milk/formula. My family GI once said that newborn bellies could really use 3-4 months more of development prior to being born which is why most colic symptoms subside on their own by 12-16 weeks. I would suggest a baby probiotic and some gas drops. I talk about both in this video: ua-cam.com/video/iP2EP_ewLnE/v-deo.html
Wishing you all the best!!
I believe that my baby had a reaction to something I ate some symptoms but my baby is constipated
Wishing you and your baby well! ❤️
My daughter just turnt 1 and her doctor switched her to regular milk. Since i been giving it to her she has been having bowl movements back to back and it comes out brown and her last bowel movement it came out white. 🥺🥺didn’t know if this was normal or not but I see it’s common.
If her last poop came out white please please get her seen immediately! White poop is indicative of a liver malfunction and requires immediate care. Wishing you all the best!!!
My baby has acid reflux, he spits up from nose, having gurgling sound, and green poop , is he suffering from cow milk protein allergy?
The gurgling and spitting from his nose may imply he’s drinking too fast or with too high of a flow. If you are nursing, I suggest you look into a few different positions to help ease the flow -such as a more upright seated position. If you’re bottle feeding I would use a smaller nipple size and again, adjust the angle and speed at which you’re feeding him (more upright and take breaks). The green poop could certainly mean he has some level of milk protein intolerance. I would test the theory to see and discuss with your pediatrician. If you’re nursing - cut out all milk products for 7-10 days and see if it helps. If formula feeding - try a hydrolyzed, hypoallergenic formula such as Alimentum. Either way discuss with your pedi! Wishing you and your son good luck!
@@TheModernJuggle if I cut out all dairy products from my diet than I cannot produce milk, he has wheezing sound as well seems he has flu ,,,, is he suffering from cow milk protein allergy?
@@Farhan-ji1rw I honestly cannot say as I am not a doctor. If he has the flu or wheezing symptoms please contact your child’s pediatrician.
i have a 2year old but he in on fresh milk and he gos but his poop look very dry like power …??? no crying, no fuzzy, no blood
I would contact his pediatrician with your concerns ❤️
We got diagnosed after 8 months😭😭my baby had been sick.. crying 24/7, bubbly poops, blood in diapers, spitting tons and tons with pain😢😢😢 won’t sleep more than 8 hrs in 24 hrs … i was told she is just colic!!!i was told i was being dramatic !! I am weak cant handle a baby even?
My heart breaks for my baby😭
I'm so sorry you're little one has been suffering for so long! So many people throw around the "colic" term when there's another root cause! I'm glad you have some answers now and can work on getting her some relief!
@@TheModernJuggle bless ya
my baby has this but he was also allegic to formula , I was wondering what formulas are safe for baby to switch to
Please consult your pediatrician as I'm not a doctor however some specialty formulas are available through insurance and there are some store options as well including Nutramigan or Alimentum.
Try plant based milk coconut and almonds milk, if you are trying soy milk then ask to your doctor because milk allergen can also react with soy milk
Hii mam i m suffering same problem my baby is 4month old rashes and green poop undigested milk in poop plxxx answer what is problem
Sorry to hear this. Have you consulted their pediatrician? That should always be the first step. Then (assuming you're nursing), consider eliminating all milk products (milk, cheese etc). from your diet for 7 days and see if symptoms improve. If they do, you have your answer! Milk protein intolerance is quite common under a year and an elimination diet will help. If you're giving formula you may need to try a hydrolozed formula option. Good luck!
Mam I have already test he is positive lactose intolerance which milk is best my bay plxxxxx mam reply
My baby boy also having same condiotion after 5months. Im really strees full by seeing bloodly stools
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Avoid all milk based products from her diet and if you are breast feeding then you need to stop consuming animal milk and procuds
How long did it take for bubs poop to return to 'normal' after changing your diet?
Hi sally! It was about 5 or so days!
How did you learn that your baby was allergic or intolerant to Gluten and soy in addition to his dairy intolerance? My LO is 4mo and showing signs of allergies. His pediatrician asked to cute soy and dairy but what made you cut gluten as well? Are the signs different? Also, when you cut out your dairy did you switch your baby to formula while your body detoxed?
It was trial and error for us. With my second we cut out just dairy and egg to begin with and when we saw no change after a week we cut out soy and again, no real change so we just jumped right to gluten free too. We would have put him on Alimentum sooner however he refused every single bottle so I remained on the elimination diet until 15 ish weeks when he finally took a bottle and then we cut breastfeeding cold Turkey. Within a week or so on Alimentum we knew it was helping!
With my third now, no I didn’t supplement at all while I waited for my milk to be clean from dairy. I just cut it out and she was noticeably better in 3 or 4 days! Certainly a different level of intolerance than my second. If she was still miserable after an extended period i definitely would have though! It’s such a stressful time but hang in there. You’ll find a solution that works for you and baby!
@@TheModernJuggle I’m not a doctor but my 6yr old had the same problem. I couldn’t make milk so he was on formula and I had tried about 8 formulas until I researched and found alimentum. He didn’t care for the taste but got use to it and I would blend in the morning the alimentum milk with strawberries and kale and he loved it. My son can pretty much eat anything now at six years old and has no allergies. At one he was drinking regular milk and eating a lot of dairy and protein and was just fine now I have to worry about my two week old.
We started with Bobbie formula just to supplement in between breast feed sessions. Got to week 5 and got lots of gas squirmies, spit ups and crying ALOT! Switched to alimentum and most of the symptoms have subsided. Coming up on 2 months our biggest hurdle is nite time sleeping and using the boob to sooth. Won’t leave mom alone lol. Hopeful for that light at the end of the tunnel.
Elimination diet and reintroduce after week one by one and see which one react
My son does not have blood in his stools but a lot of mucus
Have you contacted his pediatrician? That's always the first step and then consider trying a elimination diet if you are nursing. Sending well wishes your way!
Will this problem outgrow?? My baby boy also have same allergy dairy, soy, egg, gluten allergy. Im so much depressed when I meet other kids who eat all kinds of food. I pray god to outgrow these babies. Im from india. Can I speak with you personally?
Many babies outgrow these sensitives by age 2! My second child had the same allergies as your son (milk egg gluten and soy) and by 18 months he could tolerate all of them and has no dietary restrictions now at 3! You may want to see a pediatric allergist to run a full test to confirm but often times these stomach sensitives are only temporary!
@@TheModernJuggle Thanks for the reply...Did ur song outgrow by 18months??? Now my son is 2yrs old...still he gets rashes immediately if he is exposed to any allergic food products
Diary egg and soy he outgrew by 18 months and gluten took a bit longer. If your son is experiencing rashes or hives I would highly encourage an allergist visit. True food allergies are different than protein / digestive sensitivities and hives usually mean it may be a true allergy. Wishing you and him all the best!
Hello,
My 4 month baby is also having same problem. Her doctor suggested I should strictly avoid all food which comes from animals and can eat only plant base food. I switch jumped on a vegan diet. I did not find her bloody stool after that but still she does poo watery and mucus and that too 20-25 times daily.
@@shrutiid3353 Hi Dear, Im baby dont have stool problem. He has skin allergy.