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Re: no-milk: question
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Hazel and Ray Green <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 8 Apr 1997 13:33:33 -0700
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Lila Wilson wrote:
>
> Hi, I am new and this is my first real post.  My younger son can have no
> dairy.  But my question is for my older son.  He is multihandicapped.  He has
> drank milk before, but recently he was put on Pediasure.  He had a major
> allergic reaction to it.  He also gets very ill after drinking Ya-hoo.  My
> dr. said he thinks it may be casein.  My question is, if he can't have
> casein, then how come he can drink milk and not get sick.  Isn't casein in
> all dairy products?  Especially milk??
>
> Thanks all,
> Lila
 Hi Lila,

Yes casein is in all milk products no matter what. Your sons problem may
just be something else that is in those other products. Check for
ingredients that are similar and then take it from there. Not all
doctors know everything. Get some allergy testing done, either skin
prick test or RAST testing.

Hazel Green

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