how to dsesitize one year old babby boy from milk allergy?
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i think you mean desensitize...  if the kid is allergic to milk there is really nothing you can do about it.  don't give him milk or any kind of milk products (cheese, cream, butter).  try soy milk or rice milk if you feel like you need to give him milk.  otherwise, you are going to make him really sick.
906205
Try a product called Balneum in her bath.  Its really helps.  There is a product called Betnovate scalp application...useful for keeping the head eruptions under control, use E45 on her body.\nI found that cutting out dairy helped me when I was a lot younger and suffering very badly with eczema, but now I take dairy with no problems.  I dont know about the fatty acid treatment but I would be sceptical of it.  I hope you get her problems under control soon...I have been there and know how the poor mite feels...;
179628
A good Vitamin supplement would help a lot especially for kids who hate eating... Try giving him Jungamals vitamins...\n\nwww.knoldsky.mypharmanex.com
581682
there is no harm in it. though remember that if the person's milk you are drinking has taken any meds etc.... this will be passed on to you in most cases just as with babies. so be sure you know what you are injesting by doing this.
153843
Well finding the mold is a problem but helping your sons allergies is not. Grape seed extract in a large enough dose can eliminate allergies. Start with 2mg per pound of body weight. If you do not see results go up by another mg per pound until you see results. The body has to reach a saturation point for it to work. Most allergies are brought on by a lack of bioflavonoids. When he gets relief from the allergies you can start dropping the dose until the symtoms start to return then just go back up a little and you have souved half the problem. Just be careful with the cleaning products you will be using for the mold. Bleach is a lung irritant along with most of the other products listed. If he already has allergies his immune system is already on the weak side and more chemicals would be bad. When I swiched to non toxic cleaners my whole families health improved and the ones I use not only work better but they are cheaper. Contact me through my 360 page if you want more info.
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Go easy on the food. Find something that you like to eat but that is really light.\n\nJello\n\nTea-(chamomille, ginger, peppermint...)\n\nSoup-chicken noodle works wonders (don't eat anything creamy)\n\nDRINK WATER!! yet slowly, it helps wash out your insides\n\nGINGER!!! anything with ginger...ginger ale, ginger cubes, ginger root. just don't go heavy on it keep it light and at intervals\n\nGatorade- it has electrolytse which are helpful for digestion and many body functions.\n\nAvoid milk, alchohol, and acidy things like orange juice, tomatoe juice.\n\nReintroduce food slowly with toast and honey for breakfast, or pieces of fruit. I know this sound ridiculous but baby food is the best since it is produced to be simple for a babies sensative taste and digestion process.\n\nREST!! no tv, not a lot of reading, sleep all the way!!! :)\n\nIf your vommitting consitently avoid cold drinks\nKeep your food light and basic. It cannot be very complicated and elaborate it must be simple and yes strong in water, because it is going to take a while for your stomach to be able to digest any carbs, fats, or protiens. \n\nThese really help.\nAlso go to http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/vomit.html\nit helps.
638742
Cow's milk is not meant for human babies. It's meant for calves. Human milk is best for your baby. If you feed him cow's milk too early, he could develop allergies and stomach problems. If you can't breastfeed, use baby formula instead.\n\nTo soothe teething pain, give the baby a pain reliever meant specifically for babies. Ask your pharmacist to recommend something. They know a lot about various medications, even if they are not prescriptions. Also allow him to chew on something hard, like a teething ring. The pain is temporary, but babies don't know that.
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You should  join the Peptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime Yahoo group\nfor addressing Autism. \nhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/enzymesandautism/.\n\n"Significant improvements were seen in eye contact, language, humor, foods tolerated, digestion, stools/bowels, Significant decreases were seen in aggression, hyperness, anxiety, self-stimming, self-injurious behavior, pain, and headaches among others."\nhttp://owen.curezone.com/healing/autismenzymes.html\n\nAlso eliminate dairy including pizza and milk from his diet. Limit wheat or gluten based foods.
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Do not give an infant honey or corn syrup\nbecause of the risk of infant botulism. Corn\nsyrup is often given to infants to treat constipation,\nbut this is not recommended because the corn syrup may contain botulinum spores which\ncan lead to infant botulism, a deadly type of food\npoisoning. Yes, this is an "old wives tale" remedy and sometimes works, but is dangerous and bad for the body! Is your baby formula fed? See if she might be allergic to the formula- or she/he may need a no-iron formula- onlt switch with the permission of a pediatrition. Breastmilk is always best- it's not too late to nurse if you're interested!! (www.lalecheleague.org) If not, you should see *why* she's not having regular bowel movements before you try to make her have them. Every baby has their own pattern- it may just be your baby's. Good Luck!
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SEE A PEDIATRICIAN! thast's first of all, also you may want to start keeping a journal of everything worn, eaten and done by him. Include what you washed the clothes in, how the food was prepared, where he goes, anything you can think of....Record also when he gets the hives, then show it to your pediatrician, and this will help them figure out what's wrong faster, b/c each time a reaction occurs it gets worse.
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Assuming he has seasonal allergies, he could try a supplement with proanthrocyanins and quercitin, like products "allerquell" or "grape seed extract".  Most importantly he should AVOID triggers and pro-inflammatories such as dairy products, citrus juices (orange, grapefruit, etc.), high histamine fruits like strawberries, red meat, processed sugars and processed white breads.  Encourage more intake of fresh non-fried fish, lime or lemon water, fruits like peaches, pears, banana, blueberries, cranberries.  Consider an EFA (essential fatty acid) supplement containing omego 3-6-9 if his fish intake is low (less than 2 serving per week).  \n\nObviously, he should get lots of rest, as staying up long nights depletes his energy.\n\nHis main living areas (bedroom, living room) should be allergen reduced by keeping windows entering into these spaces closed; no pets or people's dirty clothes carrying dander and pollens allowed into these areas; dry clothing in a dryer (not clothesline).  Ensure he washes before going to bed to reduce pollen and dander exposure to him overnight.\n\nGive this a month and see if it helps.  Good luck.
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can understand your pain.  Your child is too young for strong allopathic medicines.  Stop giving sugar in all forms to your kid.  In place of sugar, the best choice will be jaggery.  Try Kasamrita cough syrup by Baidyanath if available.  You can buy cough syrup by Dabur also.  The doses will be half tea- spoon three times a day.  Give him one tea-spoon honey twice a day. Honey is very good for cough and cold.  If you are also suffering from colds, stop feeding your baby.  Keep him warm.  Rub eucalyptus oil on his chest and neck for better sleep.  In some cases, it takes little longer time for the cold to go.  Do not worry.  Things will be fine at your end.  Pray for your child's recovery.  Add quarter tea-spoon of turmeric powder to the kid's milk every time.  In case of more complications, seek doctor's help.\n\nBest of health,
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Just make sure you dilute it with water BIG TIME!  The herbs are pretty powerful....especially for a 2 year old.  Good for you for introducing your child to herbal teas though!!!!!  I have a 2 year old as well I think It is way better than Kool-aid or chocolate milk....YUCK!
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I found that the best stuff that worked on both my kids (3years, 3Months) and myself is Cetaphil lotion.  It works wonders.  My sons both have patches on legs and back and mine is on my left cheek.  Also, don't use regular soaps!  There are special ones that are found at babies R us that work great.  If my sons are having a particularly bad case, I avoid soap and just wash them in plain water for a couple of days.
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Bathe him with soap and water often, esp. after he urinates or deficates. Keep his diaper off to air dry after his bath, and for as long as possible. The air will help. Use a diaper rash cream with zinc in it, in the morning and at night. If this doesn't clear it up, then bring him to see a Dr. it could be a very contageous skin condition that needs a medicated treatment. Use gloves to apply the zinc cream to protect yourself, just in case.
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Cold, wet foods/liquids are recommended; jello, popsicles, etc... As long as the child is ok with it then there shouldn't be a problem. Stay away from ice cream and other dairy though.
906191
well, first, think of what you want to do. some simple ideas would be to squeeze toothpaste out the tube, pour milk into a glass, or cause some sort of a chemical reaction. just use your imagination. it dosen't have to be complex. just reasonable. good luck!