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Anyone seen an allergy to Infacol?

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RGPargy · 19/01/2008 17:20

I've tried to look online to see if one of the side effects (if any) of Infacol are eczema-type allergies. Has anyone known of this?

I only ask because from the day (evening) i started using Infacol religiously at every feed, my daughter's skin came out in spots which i thought were just milk spots or normal baby spots but now she has developed eczema on her face. I dont know if the two are related or whether it is purely coincidental. I know that Infacol isn't absorbed at all so I have no idea if an allergy would be able to develop with it.

As I am trying to see if there is anything that has significantly changed in my diet since putting her on Infacol (i.e. too much dairy or wheat), any info would be great.

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cherryredretrochick · 19/01/2008 18:31

Do you find the infacol does anything useful, if not I would just stop that and see. I think they can be allergic to anything. In my personal experience infacol did nothing, if you find it invaluable then speak to your HV or doc.

RGPargy · 19/01/2008 18:47

Yeah it does seem to be working wonders, except for the last two or three nights . I am seeing both GP and doc next week so i'll speak to them both about it and see what they say.

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MeMySonAndI · 20/01/2008 10:01

Have you searched for it as Simeticone (or activated dimeticone)?

I suspect (I'm not a doctor) that what you are experiencing is just Infacol not working rather than a reaction to it.

Are you staying within the recommended doses per day?

RGPargy · 20/01/2008 10:29

Haven't done a search on Simeticone, but i may do - thanx.

Infacol doesn't have a daily dose limit and it recommends you give it before every feed, no matter how often you feed.

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