Milk protein intolerance and blood in stool

Re: Milk protein intolerance and blood in stool

• dani0783 member

  June 2013

  My son had the same issues and turns out it is egg and soy. An allergist can help you pin point it exactly.

  
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• shotzie member

  June 2013

  It can take a good month for the dairy proteins to clear your systems. A lot of milk protein intolerant babies are also soy protein intolerant (MSPI). DD2 is MSPI. Her symptoms cleared up within 5 weeks of me eliminating dairy and soy from my diet. We have a check in on the breastfeeding board on Mondays for MSPI moms. You can read all our past posts at mspimoms.blogspot.com. The site mspimama.com also has great recipes. 

  An allergy test usually comes out negative for MSPI babies, as it's usually an intolerance and not a true allergy. DD2 had allergy testing, but tested negative for a dairy/soy allergy. But we know she is *intolerant* to those foods because of her symptoms and the fact they cleared up when I eliminated them from my diet. DD1 has true allergies to dairy, soy, and eggs. Her body creates an immune response to those foods.  

  
  DD1: allergic to eggs & dairy 
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  DD2: milk and soy protein intolerant, allergic to eggs, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, bananas
  MSPI Moms Check-In Blog

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• Stillharbor member

  June 2013

  I was told it takes 24 hours to clear my system but 2-4 weeks to clear LOs system and for them to heal.  Many LO with milk allergies also develop soy allergies.

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