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"   Question My grandson was found to be allergic to cow&amp;#039;s milk at eight-weeks-old.  He is now two and he has recently been put on cow&amp;#039;s milk with no obvious side effects other than severe nappy rash, which includes blistering and bleeding.  His nappies have remained the same make since birth and he never suffered nappy rash before.  Could it be the cow&amp;#039;s milk now causing the problem?  He has two 8oz bottles a day plus some cheese and yoghurt.    Answer Yes. It&amp;#039;s possible.  There is a way to prove it \u2013 exclude all dairy products for two weeks and see if the skin clears up, then re-introduce the dairy products and see if the skin gets worse again.  If both these things happen then you can be pretty sure that dairy products should be avoided  Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Allergic system Is my son&amp;#039;s lack of energy due to coeliac disease? My daughter has milk intolerance My daughter suffers from hay fever My son&amp;#039;s allergic to eggs: is this a problem for vaccinations?  Last updated 23.06.2014 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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