Patient's question:
Symptom Description: My child is six months old and has recently started teething, but there is nothing to chew on. They keep having allergies and diarrhea. For more than half a month, the treatment and its effects: It got better, but after a day or two, it reappeared. What help do you want to get: What should I do in this situation? What should I feed him?Doctor's answer:
Although milk is very nutritious, it is a food that is very easy to cause allergies in children. In addition to milk, there are also foods like chocolate, yeast, food dyes, fruits, etc., which are prone to cause allergies in children. Therefore, in daily life, when adding complementary foods to children, it is important to pay attention. These foods should preferably be provided in small amounts first. If an allergic reaction occurs, it should be stopped immediately, and the child should not be given these foods again for a while.Proteins can cause allergic reactions in patients who are naturally allergic to proteins, leading to conditions such as protein-induced urticaria, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and skin rashes. Therefore, such babies should avoid foods rich in protein.