THE PROBLEM: COW’S MILK PROTEIN ALLERGY
We know you might be dealing with stress, but there is help. Unsure what this allergy means for your child? Cow’s milk protein allergy is an allergy that can affect infants and children, but don’t worry, the right formula can help. This allergy results from a hypersensitivity of the body’s immune system to the proteins in cow’s milk, and can show up as an allergic reaction in different parts of the body. Most babies who suffer from cow’s milk protein allergy outgrow it within their first year, and others by the time they are 3 years old. While not all baby allergies are related to diet, cow’s milk protein allergies can be managed either by eliminating milk and milk products for breastfeeding women or by a hypoallergenic (extensively hydrolyzed) formula such as Nutramigen® A+® with LGG®. It’s natural to be worried, but there’s a solution that can give you more peace of mind!
THE SOLUTION: ENFAMIL’S EXTENSIVELY HYDROLYZED FORMULA
Get relief from cow’s milk protein allergy issues/concerns* like colic†, eczema and vomiting‡ with Nutramigen® A+® with LGG®. 90% of US parents reported satisfaction§. Talk to your doctor if you suspect your baby has cow’s milk protein allergy.
* HCPs evaluated infants with suspected cow’s milk protein allergy by the follow-up visit and reported improvement in infants with the following common symptoms observed in the current study: 90% improvement in diarrhea, 74% improvement in reflux/regurgitation, 86% improvement in vomiting, 95% improvement in bloody stools, and 86% improvement in rash/eczema.
† 90% of infants experienced relief within 48 hrs, due to cow’s milk protein allergy.
‡ within 3-6 weeks between follow-up visits.
§ As reported in Parents Survey by parents who switched from other EHF brands to Nutramigen® A+® with LGG®.
† 90% of infants experienced relief within 48 hrs, due to cow’s milk protein allergy.
‡ within 3-6 weeks between follow-up visits.
§ As reported in Parents Survey by parents who switched from other EHF brands to Nutramigen® A+® with LGG®.
The Allergy Journey
How long does CMPA last?
CMPA is usually a temporary condition that most children outgrow by the time they reach school age. Ask your doctor when you should try reintroducing foods with cow’s milk.
Weaning tips for children with CMPA
Returning to a normal diet with a greater variety of foods with no fear of accidental cow’s milk protein allergen exposure and return of symptoms looks different for every child. It’s always best practice to ask your doctor when is the right time to wean off.
How does Nutramigen fit with the weaning process?
More infants were able to get back to cow’s milk proteins with Nutramigen® A+® with LGG® than with any other CMPA formula option used in the study found in the downloadable booklet below.
Download the booklet on Continuing Care
CMPA SENSITIVE RECIPES
Banana Pancakes 8-10m+
These nutritious pancakes made with Nutramigen® A+® with LGG® can be served with a variety of fruit.
Cauliflower and Macaroni Cheese Bake 8-10m+
This is a classic recipe adjusted to be milk-free and delicious.
Vegetable Purées 6m+
This recipe is ideal for the initial stages of starting solids, with a variety of vegetables contributing to vitamin intake.
Fruit Purées 6m+
Purées are ideal for the initial stages of starting solids.
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Helpful Resources
Why your baby keeps crying
It’s hard being a Mom when your baby keeps crying. It’s even harder when you don’t know whether your baby’s behavior is due to his temperament or a potential health issue.
Recipe tips using Nutramigen® A+® with LGG®
The recipes are designed to be specifically milk-free and dairy-free. Many are also free of other common allergens, but you must check the ingredients carefully if your child has allergies to any other foods.
Colic in babies
Up to 25 percent of infants suffer from colic, a behavioural pattern of excessive crying with no known cause.
Is it easy to tell if your baby has a Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy?
Not always. Watch this video from Enfamil A+® to learn more about Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy symptoms and how Nutramigen® A+® with LGG® can help.
