Enteropathy Induced by Cow Milk Proteins and Other Allergens

2 Enteropathy Induced by Cow Milk Proteins and Other Allergens 

Allergy to cow milk protein is frequent in infants aged 3 and below and it occurs in approximately 3% of them. The reason for the occurrence of symptoms is sometimes the lack of possibility to breastfeed an infant in the first 4 months of its life, and if an infant is breastfed, human milk may also cause allergy. As the mother applies 

A similar pathomechanism of infection may be induced by other allergens or allergen groups contained in food, e.g., profilins, cross-compatible allergens, etc. 

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