Allergies to cow's milk have a rash, not diarrhea from cow's milk. ❗️
Intolerance to cow's milk is caused by the body's immune system. The protein in cow's milk, such as Casein and Whey Protein, is foreign, so it creates IgE immunity to resist. As a result, rash, urticaria, mouth, tongue, or neck swelling, shortness of breath. And in people with severe symptoms, there can be shock (Anaphylaxis). This condition is more common in young children. But as they grow up, the immune system often improves gradually, causing the symptoms to decrease or disappear. However, some people who are allergic to casein protein can lose continuously until they grow. For those who are actually tested yes, they must avoid cow's milk. Species, including foods that contain cow's milk, and should instead switch to drinking plant-based milk such as soy milk, almond milk, or oat milk.
On the other hand, most of the cow's milk diarrhea is not about the immune system, but because our digestive system lacks an enzyme called lactase, which is responsible for digesting lactose sugar in milk. When this enzyme is not enough, lactose sugar will stay in the intestines and be digested by bacteria, causing acid and gas, resulting in bloating, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Especially in Asians with this condition, 70-90% of them are normal when they drink milk, but as they grow older, the lactase enzyme gradually decreases, called "Lactase Non-Persistence," which is why some people grow even more pregnant. Waste of time drinking milk
For those with this condition, it is not necessary to stop all cow's milk. You can drink it if you choose Lactose-Free milk or try it a little bit at a time with other foods to reduce symptoms. Or you can change to plant milk. It is a good choice.
The simple conclusion is that if there is itching, urticaria or swelling, it is likely to be an immune allergy to cow's milk, but if there is bloating, abdominal pain, or diarrhea after drinking milk, it is usually caused by lactose indigestion, which is a matter of sugar digestive enzymes. These two conditions differ from both the mechanism of the disease and the method of self-management.
Summary and compiled by
Doctor Og, the honor of Tansiri.





















































































































