Patient's question:
Colleague discovered that her child vomited every time after breastfeeding just a few days after giving birth. Later, she returned to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor diagnosed her with galactosemia, requiring careful attention to diet. Hello, what foods should be avoided with galactosemia? How old can lactose intolerance be resolved? Will it continue like this?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's description, lactose intolerance is divided into congenital and secondary types. If it is congenital, it may gradually recover completely after 2-3 years of age. If it is secondary, it can fluctuate and readjust repeatedly, approximately lasting for 2-3 weeks. Gradually return to a normal diet, but should follow the hospital's advice and comply with the doctor's recommendations. Do not self-adjust, to avoid interfering with the baby's health.