* Skin reactions: A mild reaction could be large red spots on the face with little white dots in the middle of each. They usually appear within few minutes to 1/2 an hour after drinking the milk. And they last for about 1/2 hour and then disappear. * More serious reactions generally include major swelling of the face, with the eyes closing. It could also include larger red spots that last more than 1 hour.
* In relation to the skin, it can also take the form of bags (swellings) under the eyes, blackness under the eyes or around the eyes, or generalized eczema and acne.(This is not a complete list. People can be affected in different ways.)
It could if you have an allergic reaction to chocolate, and a possibility of an allergic reaction to chocolate would be developing acne. No
I guess other fruits and dairy products that do not cause an allergic reaction. Almond milk is a good substitute for whole milk. Be sure you do not have a nut allergy before using almond milk.
Yes, puppies can be allergic to their mother's milk. This can be due to a variety of factors such as the mother's diet, medications she may be taking, or health conditions she may have. If you suspect a puppy is having an allergic reaction to mother's milk, it's important to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
No because if you are allergic to milk then you are most likely allergic to dairy and yogurt needs the same bacteria as milk to be digested so if ur allergic to milk ur allergic to yogurt
yes hormones can cause you to be allergic to milk
There are allergies to almost anything. For mashed potatoes, though, you might consider what has gone into the mashed potatoes. If milk or milk products were ingredients and someone who has milk allergies eats the mashed potatoes, then they will appear to be allergic to mashed potatoes. If sulfite-treated potatoes are used and the consumer is allergic to sulfites, they will likely have a reaction to the mashed potatoes.
No. If you are allergic to Milk, then your Lactosintolerant
My daughter is allergic to the protein in cow's milk. She has a severe outbreak of eczema. Though I am fortunate that she is not allergic to soy milk, I give her almond milk (may not work with your child's peanut allergy) and rice milk. My allergist said that rice milk is just sugar water, but I read the label and it appeared about as nutritious as the other "fakes." If your child does not have a severe reaction to cow's milk, you can also try goat milk available at Walmart. I didn't think it tasted as good as the almond, soy, or rice milk, but my daughter has not yet had a reaction to it. When used in cereal or as chocolate milk, she doesn't seem to mind the taste.
Babies who are allergic to milk can be given an alternative such as one called laxigen.
when you put water inside milk, the milk will look like what it did without water.
Being allergic is not a choice.
The lactose