Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Model 12124-usa

Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Model 12124-usa

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• Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Model 12124-usa
• Manufacturer: Nutricia - Model 12124-usa
• Category: nutritional supplements/enterals
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Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Model 12124-usa

Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Model 12124-usa

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Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Case of 4 - Model 12124-usa

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• Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Case of 4 - Model 12124-usa
• Manufacturer: Nutricia - Model 12124-usa
• HCPCS: B4161
• Category: nutritional supplements/enterals
• Case of 4

Neocate

Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Case of 4 - Model 12124-usa

Nutricia Neocate Junior Tropical Fruit Flavor Powder 400 Gram - Case of 4 - Model 12124-usa

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9 week old with a possible Corn allergy. Where to go from here?
I wouldn't start with corn, unless you were told to (I don't even know of a "corn" baby cereal). Try barley or oatmeal first.

Good luck, I feel for you.It is very tempting to introduce corn to baby as early as possible - after all, many of us adore its sweet flavour and the bright yellow colour makes it seem very appealing as a first baby food. But giving your baby corn isn't actually recommended until he's at least one year of age - and there are a few reasons why this advice is given.

When to introduce corn to baby - risk of corn allergy
Corn is a fairly common allergen, which is the main reason that pediatricians recommend avoiding it during baby's first year. The risk of your baby experiencing an allergic reaction to corn is higher if there is a family history of any type of allergy, including eczema and allergic rhinitis.

The symptoms of corn allergy in babies can be any of the typical food allergy symptoms, including - rarely - anaphylactic shock. Corn allergy is different from corn intolerance, which is when your baby may experience digestive problems as a result of eating corn. Corn intolerance symptoms are generally less serious than those of corn allergy.

Dealing with corn allergy

Corn allergy sufferers have to avoid all products containing corn and corn derivatives. This is no easy task, because corn in some form is contained in a huge number of foods and even household products. It doesn't help that the labelling of foods and products containing corn is unregulated - this means that manufacturers are not required to clearly indicate when their products contain corn, as they are with allergens like milk and nuts.

Subsequently, you need to be very vigilant when buying food and other products if your baby is allergic to corn. The following is a list of grocery items that commonly contain corn:

* cornstarch
* corn oil
* cornmeal
* baking powder
* caramel colour
* hominy
* vanilla extract
* invert sugar/invert syrup
* corn syrup
* dextrin
* dextrose
* fructose
* lactic acid
* maltodextrin
* mannitol
* sorbitol
* confectioners' sugar
* maize
* starch/food starch/modified food starch

Please note: This list is far from complete, as the number of products containing corn is so vast.

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