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I'm sure your doctor (or a lay person) would tell you there isn't much of a difference, but it is
a subtle difference. If you eliminate the obvious dairy (cheese,milk,butter) and she is still
having symptoms, she may be having reactions to the milk ingredients in other foods and then it
may be a milk allergy.
As many on this list will attest, (although some are allergic to dairy and soy) soy chocolate milk
is pretty good and is a good substitute for dairy.
I'm not a doctor, I just play one on TV.
Mike Coons
Kansas City, KS
--- The Nut House <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I am still pretty new to this group, and everything I have read has really helped me with my
> daughter. She drank some water at a lake in the summer and got really sick from a parasite, and
> now can't have dairy. The doctor said that it was just an intolerance to lactose, and she could
> still have cheese and stuff, just not milk. But when she has any kind of dairy, she gets
> diahrea?, a really bad rash on her bottom and a rash around her mouth. She also crys alot I am
> guessing from cramps because she seems to feel better when I rub her back and stomache. I am
> wondering if this sounds like more of an allergy to dairy than a lactose intolerance.
>
> Thanks,
> Ann
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