>Robyn said her allergies stayed the same on no-milk but that she was
>breastfeeding.
>
>In my own personal experience (no doctor's impact here) I found that at least
>some my own symptoms got worse during and after pregnancy and breastfeeding,
>possibly from the difficulty of getting full nourishment while consuming
>something so bad for me while my body was under such stress.
>
>I just want to point out that lack of improvement in your symptoms does NOT
>prove that milk is not a problem for you.  It just proves that the symptoms
>don't get better while you are under this nutritional stress.

This is indeed one possible explanation.  I tend to discount it in my
own case because my inhalant  allergy problems are the same now as while
nursing my first child and consuming (a lot of) milk products.

As I said, the true test will come when I reintroduce them, which will
probably not be any time soon, as I intend to nurse this child as long as
he wishes.

--Robyn