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My daughter has had an allergy to milk proteins since she was born. she is now 3. will she outgrow it soon?
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Depends: Not every child outgrows allergies to milk. I advise you to go to the Allergist. They can check her blood test to check the level of allergic antibody to milk. If the RAST test result is a level of 2 kU/L or less. This may predict that she is outgrowing the milk allergy. Then she may be ready for an oral food challenge under medical supervision.
Answered 11/21/2014
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It's possible, but..: Best to check with the allergist before trying any milk protein products.
Answered 11/19/2014
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