These are all conditions that can stress the relationship between parent and child and may be induced by food allergy. Learn more about symptoms, food allergies and whether they could be the reason for your baby’s state after all!
Very often food intolerances or other non-allergic food reactions are confused with food allergies which leads to the mistaken belief that food allergies are more common than they actually are.
The misguided reaction of the immune system to a certain food protein and the symptoms caused by this are called food allergic reaction.
Cows' milk allergy (CMA) is the most common food allergy in infants and young children – up to 7.5% of all children suffer from this condition. CMA occurs when the immune system reacts to one or more of the proteins contained in cows' milk.
The mechanisms of CMA are not completely explored yet. If your family has an allergy or atopic history, your child is more likely to get a food allergy as well.