AKURAT.CO, Of course, since pregnancy, doctors have reminded mothers to start preparing themselves to breastfeed directly with breast milk. But sometimes, reality doesn’t always happen that way. There are obstacles and obstacles that force mothers to give him formula milk.
But mothers need to know that there are babies who are not compatible with formula milk. There are also those who are intolerant or can not properly digest the lactose in this sufor. This is of course another problem.
This problem will be more complicated if the mother finds it difficult to distinguish between allergy symptoms and symptoms of intolerance to this formula. In fact, it is very important for mothers to be able to distinguish these two things.
also read:
“Allergy symptoms mean that your little one’s body does not match the protein content of cow in formula milk. Some children have antibodies that are too sensitive to bovine protein, resulting in allergy symptoms, “explained Doctor Jeffry Kristiawan in the Doctor’s Encyclopedia channel, quoted as saying Akurat.co.
Some of the symptoms of a formula allergy include a red rash. Allergies can be in the form of a reddish rash on the baby’s face, especially in the area around the forehead and cheeks to the neck and other body parts. This rash and redness can form a bump that is sometimes itchy.
“Sometimes if the treatment drags on, it can cause eczema or chronic skin inflammation,” he said.
In the digestive system, babies also experience disorders such as flatulence, frequent vomiting and may have diarrhea or vice versa constipation or unable to stool for a long time.
“Maybe you can think of your child if your child is allergic to formula milk if after giving him he has problems with bowel movements,” he explained.
In terms of the respiratory system, what indicates that your little one is experiencing cow’s milk allergy is the appearance of coughs, colds, shortness of breath to wheezing.
If it is known that your little one has an allergy to formula milk, then you should stop using the formula milk. Mother can no longer give him the formula milk. Because if it is still given, the allergic reaction can get worse to the point anaphylactic which can be life threatening to your little one.
“He could be suffocated, had difficulty breathing, shock, and even fainted. It can, “explained Doctor Jeffry.
The second option is if you give him breast milk, then you cannot drink cow’s milk. That’s because the protein consumed by the mother will be able to get to the breast milk that your little one drinks.
“Actually, it’s not just milk, but other products related to cow protein, such as cheese, yogurt or beef, are not allowed,” he continued.
Mothers are also required to replace formula milk for your little one with variants hypoallergenic.[]
–
