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Neocate Spoon is a food for special medical purposes (FSMP) for use under medical supervision, after full consideration of all feeding options, including breast feeding.
Not to be used as a sole source of nutrition and not suitable for bottle, tube or parenteral feeding.
عربيNeocate Spoon is a food for special medical purposes (FSMP) for use under medical supervision, after full consideration of all feeding options, including breast feeding.
Not to be used as a sole source of nutrition and not suitable for bottle, tube or parenteral feeding.
What are the symptoms of milk allergy?
The symptoms of CMPA and the severity of the reactions are wide ranging. They can include colic, skin reactions (such as a red itchy rash, eczema or swelling of the lips, face and around the eyes), digestive problems (such as vomiting, abdominal pain or diarrhoea) and hay fever-like symptoms (such as sneezing or itchy, blocked or runny nose).
Could my child have Cows’ Milk Allergy?
Allergic reactions can affect different areas of the body but are most likely to appear on the skin, in the tummy area and the respiratory tract.
The more symptoms your baby has, the more it would seem to point to CMPA.
You can use the symptom checklist to assess whether your baby may have CMPA. But this does not confirm a diagnosis – the checklist is designed to be used together with a physical examination by a qualified doctor who will take a detailed history.
Symptom Checklist
What are the symptoms of milk allergy?
The symptoms of CMPA and the severity of the reactions are wide ranging. They can include colic, skin reactions (such as a red itchy rash, eczema or swelling of the lips, face and around the eyes), digestive problems (such as vomiting, abdominal pain or diarrhoea) and hay fever-like symptoms (such as sneezing or itchy, blocked or runny nose).
Could my child have Cows’ Milk Allergy?
Allergic reactions can affect different areas of the body but are most likely to appear on the skin, in the tummy area and the respiratory tract.
The more symptoms your baby has, the more it would seem to point to CMPA.
You can use the symptom checklist to assess whether your baby may have CMPA. But this does not confirm a diagnosis – the checklist is designed to be used together with a physical examination by a qualified doctor who will take a detailed history.
Symptom Checklist