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At 18:28 3/12/98 -0800, TIMOTHY GORIUP wrote:
>The RAST Test results came in today finally on my daughter. I was very
>happy to hear she only pulled a 02 on the milk protiens and had no reaction
>on the soy protiens. According to our specialist, that means she has an
>excellent chance of completlly outgrowing the allergy. He said she was a
>mild reactor to milk. He felt that a special diet was no longer needed and
>she could have diary in dilluted ammounts but not straight from the carton.
>He requested that we wait till she was two before she had any "raw" diary
>products. All in all, I am relieved with the news.
Not to be discouraging, but I personally wouldn't give any milk,
dilluted or not, to my son if his RAST was positive, even if it was low.
It could actually get higher as soon as she had further contact with
milk. I think the best chance for the allergy to be completely outgrown is
to avoid milk *totally* for at least a couple of years.
Angela
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