Drs.David Fleischer and Carina Ventner from Allergy and Immunology Center at Children's Hospital Colorado in Denver talk about how you can recognize when a milk allergy shows up.
The two guests were referring to IgE, which stands for Immunoglobulin E. I had to look it up because I couldn't understand what they were saying at first. And, a horrible reaction to a dietary shake with milk and yogurt brought me here. I changed to a whole food diet recently and within 15 minutes of consuming that shake, I began to wheeze and cough violently, and I produced so much mucous I threw up. $hit got real...
Are mild allergies to dairy possible, like where maybe with eating something like ice cream causes discomfort (not life threatening) but a little butter on toast is ok.
I suspect that I might have cows milk allergy, so I experimented a bit ,mozzarella from buffalo milk on a pizza was OK ish ,very little reaction if any, but yesterday I baked a chocolate cake from a premixed box ,had one piece with some icing and I instantly became bright red in my face ,and I blew up like a balloon, my throat feel tight and raw ,and I'm back to wheezing and my everything hurt ,plus I'm developing a squint and double vision.So cows milk is definitely out ,buffalo milk products seem fine ,but I wonder what the difference is because cows just look like sissy versions of a buffalo .I am taking anti histamines now. Swallowing is usually hard ,and of course I passed out after eating the chocolate cake ,I'm not sure what to do about that though other than to just take anti histamines and stay the heck away from cows milk ,because this isn't how I want to look, sound or die .
I'm in my early 40s and still allergic to cow's milk. Goat butter & goat cheese are worth trying, and are often fine for our condition. Dairy-free desserts are plentiful now. And who needs to drink a glass of milk?
I have milk allergy and if i have milk or ice cream or some chocolate milks milkshakes all that stuff i would be sick once i went tp the hospital of how bad it was (no replys or i dies)
I know this is old but I can’t find any good information about if one should avoid dairy with a “mild” milk allergy. The doctor just said “don’t make any drastic changes”.
Maybe try avoiding it for several weeks then add it back in and see how you feel. Milk is inflammatory so substitutes are probably the way to go. I like coconut milk and almond milk.
Stay off dairy for 30 days and see how you feel that is no milk or cheese or ice cream than look into the looking glass and see if it made a difference!
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