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Wheezing and Shortness of Breath
Hi, My son is having wheezing sound and shortness of breath sounds. We have got XRay, CECT Chest and Bronchoscopy done on Doctor suggestion. All reports are normal. Both sounds are still there. The only change we remember in his diet is introducing full cream milk and Pediasure Zero Sucrose milk. Earlier he used to drink similac isomil. Is it possible for any one or both of Full Cream Milk or Pediasure Zero Sucrose milk causing him allergy?
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Why you r considering food allergies? Most commonly air pollutants- and lastly you don’t mention the age of the baby and how frequently he is suffering- u may give a trail of feed without milk if u think milk allergy- there r lot of complementary food for baby without milk
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To know of milk is causing his allergy it needs to be tested But the cough and wheeze symptoms are usually results of inhalation allergens (which are allergens from surrounding environment or seasonal viral infections )
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