@IFFGD In children, #dairy can be constipating and can actually reflect cow's milk allergy. #medicine #science #GITwitter #GI #gut #constipation #motility #pedstwitter https://t.co/f1sRNpK0hB
Cow's milk allergy related pediatric constipation: appropriate time of milk tolerance.
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This discussion reflects an awareness of the relationship between dairy consumption and constipation, supported by mentions that dairy can induce constipation in children and reflect cow's milk allergy. Phrasing like '#dairy can be constipating' and referencing allergy underscores a recognition of the article's clinical implications without deep analysis.
The discussion indicates a recognition of dairy's role in pediatric constipation and cow's milk allergy, aligning with the publication's focus.
The mention of dairy's impact and the connection to allergies suggests moderate interest due to the clinical relevance.
The comments are brief and primarily affirmative, showing some thought but limited depth.
Acknowledging dairy's potential to cause constipation highlights the importance of the findings concerning diet and allergy management.
Abstract in brief
- Cow milk allergy (CMA) is a significant cause of pediatric constipation, with serum IgE levels to cow milk proteins being higher in affected children, which helps in diagnosis but is not definitive.
- Treatment involving the elimination of cow milk from the diet shows that only about 22% of children tolerate it after 6 months, but this increases to 88% after 12 months of elimination.
- The study suggests that children with CMA-related constipation may benefit from a longer elimination period, ideally around 12 months, to improve chances of tolerance development.
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@IFFGD In children, #dairy can be constipating and can actually reflect cow's milk allergy. #medicine #science #GITwitter #GI #gut #constipation #motility #pedstwitter https://t.co/f1sRNpK0hB
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