I have NEVER had an issue with dairy products. However through my pregnancy I feel as though I'm almost developing a mild intolerance to it. It wasnt bad in the beginning, but now at 37 weeks any time I take in dairy it upsets my stomach. Kinda makes me afraid that my little one may also have an allergy to dairy then since I plan to breast feed. Any one else ever encounter this??
I used to avoid dairy products(except buttermilk) and added sugars as far as possible in view of my family history of cholesterol and diabetes.Still I am on statin 10 mg on alternate days.Now I have perfect lipid profile.Does the complete avoidance of dairy products have any adverse effects on my system.
If you're hungry, any healthy food starts becoming attractive. To avoid dairy though, it's easier to stick with homecooking (as so many processed and convenience and junk foods, have milk products as one of their ingredients). Read the labels carefully for dairy products before using one of those now while on your rotation diet.
For oils/fats, get some extra virgin olive oil. That, plus salt & pepper, should suffice for flavouring in simple cooking / serving.
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There are plenty of other foods/drinks that he can be given in place of dairy products. Both of my girls were dairy intolerant and my youngest couldn't have any dairy until she was over 2, and she did just fine. There are lots of soy/rice products on the market and other ways to get calories he needs.
Ok. Thanks you've reassured me. Anyways which antibiotics were given to you. I had been to the gastroenterologist two days back and he suggested me to have the fecal blood occult and prescribed those medicines to me : Duspatalin 200 mg and Flagyl 250 mg but till now no effect...Tomorrow i have an appointment with my GI.
Hi, I am a little sensitive to dairy products but do not have any major symptoms except for that I may have some minor stomach aches and go to the bathroom more often (but not diarrhea). My family doctor took a blood test for me and told me that I "have a milk allergy and should try to stay away from dairy products and if I do decide to eat dairy, I should take a Lactaid pill".
You may be allergic to animal or feathers as mentioned by you. But it is unlikely that you may also be allergic to dairy products. It may help to maintain a food dairy and keep monitoring your symptoms. This will help to narrow the search and avoid them. Further allergic testing may be worth looking into.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
But also try to take in as few foods that are hard on sick stomachs. Try to avoid heavy foods, and dairy products. Best way to go is BRAT diet for a couple days: Bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast. I know, doesn't seem too appealing, but these foods are easy on your belly (even the applesauce)! And simple additions to this diet include tea and yogurt...
Beans and tofu are great sources of protein but for breakfast I suggest cottage cheese (which is a complete protein) you can make it sweet or savory!
You stated you have stopped some foods. Have you stopped all dairy products, yogurt, pudding, and cheeses? Suggest using soy yogurt, soy pudding, and soy cheese in place of dairy products and see how his stools are. Children can move their bowels normally 3-4 times a day. If you are still concerned, then suggest going to Allergist to find out if he has an allergy.
You're lactose intolerant, allergic to dairy products. I developed this same allergy and had to completely eliminate dairy from my diet or I would get sick. Yes it *****, but you have to listen to your body. Look at it like this - someone with a fish or peanut allergy avoid those foods because their body will reject them and effect the body negatively. Well, that's what dairy does to you.
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