We noticed his cheeks were becoming pretty red, raw, and even discharging at times. I felt so awful and had no idea what it could be from. His pediatrician at the time recommended that we possibly stop adding dairy to my diet because of his eczema that was spreading everywhere on his body, and said it could be related to a cow’s milk allergy! As he grew and we slowly started introducing milk here and there, it was extremely nerve wracking to see how his body would react. If your baby is still showing indications of cow’s milk allergy after trying an extensively hydrolyzed formula like Nutramigen with Enflora LGG, talk to your doctor.
Your baby’s allergy could be severe and need an amino acid-based formula such as PurAmino™ to make sure they are getting the nutrients they need. This was an idea that we discussed with his doctor and started on when Landon was about 9 months old. PurAmino™ is a hypoallergenic, easy-to-digest formula made for infants with severe cow’s milk allergy, multiple food allergies, or other GI conditions. It has free amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins.
Thankfully, having PurAmino™ has been extremely helpful for Landon. PurAmino™ has an expert recommended amounts of DHA – an important nutrient that supports brain and eye development – and is the only amino acid product portfolio that has DHA for both infants and juniors. myPURAMINO is a dedicated resource for navigating insurance reimbursement options. Your insurance may reimburse you for the cost of PurAmino™ when it is recommended by a physician. Call 1-844-PURAMINO to speak to a dedicated staff member. As a parent, you want to try and find excellent products for your kids to help them thrive. For us, this helped our little guy and we're so glad our doctor recommended PurAmino™. If you're unsure, ask your doctor to speak to a Mead Johnson sales rep for information on local home care providers.
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