[Dietary therapy used for food allergy in infants and young children].
Z Rudzka-Kańtoch
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Z Rudzka-Kańtoch
Abstract
Cow's milk proteins and egg white are the main allergens that evoke food allergy in infancy. Breast feeding is a way to protect the infants against food allergy, even when allergy symptoms occur. Elimination of cow's milk products and eggs from the mothers diet usually results in alleviation of these symptoms. Formula-fed infants with allergy symptoms are treated with hypoantigenic and hypoallergenic products. The properties of these treatment diets are described.
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Cow's milk proteins and egg white are the main allergens that evoke food allergy in infancy. Breast feeding is a way to protect the infants against food allergy, even when allergy symptoms occur. Elimination of cow's milk products and eggs from the mothers diet usually results in alleviation of these symptoms. Formula-fed infants with allergy symptoms are treated with hypoantigenic and hypoallergenic products. The properties of these treatment diets are described.
Key concepts: Hypoallergenic, Medicine, Food allergy, Allergy, Milk allergy, Egg white, Elimination diet, Egg allergy