Cow's Milk Allergy Babies Do Direct Fed Soy Milk

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Breast milk (BREAST MILK) is indeed the best food for babies, but some medical reasons can cause a mother could not give breast milk. Cow's milk was often a choice but often cause allergies. If it is so, don't rush giving soy milk for the baby.

"It's best to keep your baby BREAST MILK, but there are medical reasons that makes the mother cannot give ASI like taking medication long term like drug TB (tuberculosis). Well, because the baby can only suck and swallow the milk substitute diberilah. And the proteinnya approach with a human protein, cow's milk in addition, "explained Dr. Dr. Luciana B Sutanto, MS, SpGK, lecturer in the Department of Nutritional Sciences is SUPPORTED-RSCM, in the event of appointment media in Hong Kong Cafe, Jakarta, Monday (21/2/2012).

But because cow's milk is higher in protein than BREAST MILK (human protein), then cow's milk often cause allergies in infants.

"If baby is under 6 months of cow's milk allergy, do not directly fed soy milk. Soy milk should only be given to infants over the age of 6 months, because the proteinnya vegetable and not as complete as the animal protein. Soy milk also contains no cholesterol is needed for a baby's growth and development of organ-organnya. But indeed the ideal fixed ASI, "continued DR. Luciana.

Dr. Dr. Zakiudin Munasir, SpA (K) States the recommendations of various organizations such as the US, NIAID EAACI, French society of pediatrics, the American Academy of Pediatric (AAP) emphasizes high-risk infants, allergic reaction (with parents or siblings have allergies) risks can be prevented by alerginya formula terhidrolisa (proteinnya already broken down) a proven benefit.

Formula one has researched the benefits terhidrolisa is milk with whey protein which terhidrolisa intermediates. This means that the formula has the whey protein is broken down into smaller particles, thereby reducing the alergenik from cow's milk.

"For prevention can consume cow's milk terhidrolisa partially (partial). For children who have allergies choose a cow's milk terhidrolisa many (extensive), "said Dr. Dr. Zakiudin Munasir, SpA (K), Chair of the Division of Allergy-Immunology Section children's Health Sciences-RSCM is SUPPORTED.

DR. Zaki said soy milk is just as an alternative when the parents cannot give cow's milk terhidrolisa extensively, because it might cost more expensive and it tastes awful, but should only be given to infants over the age of 6 months and not for prevention.