Jajis
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So, I went to the doctor today about my son's eczema and the doctor said that one possibility is that he's allergic to cow's milk. As I'm still breast feeding she's suggested I cut dairy products out of my diet for a while to see if his eczema improves. I am obviously going to do this, but ohmygod, NO CHEESE 
I'm a bit annoyed they didn't suggest this earlier to be honest (although then I wouldn't have been able to eat my Christmas chocolate...
), because he's almost six months now and it's not the first time I've taken him to them about it. Now that I've read up about it (admittedly only on Wikipedia but hey, it's a start) he's had other things which could be symptoms as well and they've never said anything about it until now. Just feel a bit annoyed that if it is due to this then he's been suffering unnecessarily for months
Feel crap that it might be me making him ill 
I just wondered if anybody else here is experiencing this (it seems to be more common than I'd imagined) and whether it's made any difference so far? The doctor said that if it is that then hopefully he'll grow out of it by the time he's a year old. She also said that I ought to keep a food diary and only introduce one thing at a time when I start weaning him next month, because if it is that then he might be at higher risk of being allergic to other things.

I'm a bit annoyed they didn't suggest this earlier to be honest (although then I wouldn't have been able to eat my Christmas chocolate...



I just wondered if anybody else here is experiencing this (it seems to be more common than I'd imagined) and whether it's made any difference so far? The doctor said that if it is that then hopefully he'll grow out of it by the time he's a year old. She also said that I ought to keep a food diary and only introduce one thing at a time when I start weaning him next month, because if it is that then he might be at higher risk of being allergic to other things.
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