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Milk Allergies Directory
When you have a milk allergy, milk and anything with milk products can cause an allergic reaction that may include symptoms such as hives, wheezing, and vomiting. Some products that may cause a reaction include cheese, yogurt, whey, pudding, and more. Because these foods contain vitamin D and other nutrients you need, be sure to get those vitamins from other healthy sources. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how a milk allergy is caused, how to treat it, and much more.
Medical Reference
Understanding the Symptoms of Allergies
Learn about the symptoms of allergies and when to seek emergency care.
Living With a Milk Allergy
Find out the foods to avoid if you have a milk allergy.
Understanding Allergies -- the Basics
An allergy is an abnormal reaction by your immune system to a substance that is usually not harmful. WebMD explains the process.
Understanding Treatment of Allergies
Get the basics on treatment of allergies from the experts at WebMD.
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Food Allergies: Protect Your Child at Home and Away
Whether at home or away, dealing with your child’s food allergies can be challenging. Take steps to safeguard your child from cross-contamination, food allergy triggers, and other food allergy dangers.
Serious Food Allergies: How to Keep Your Teen Safe
It's challenging to be the parent of a teenager under the best of circumstances. But if your teen has serious allergies, parents face a whole new set of concerns. Learn how to manage serious allergies and keep your teen prepared at all times.