Cesarean Delivery and Cow Milk Allergy/intolerance

Overview

Journal Allergy

Specialty Allergy & Immunology

Date 2005 Aug 4

PMID 16076303

Citations 10

Authors

M Eggesbo

G Botten

H Stigum

S O Samuelsen

B Brunekreef

P Magnus

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Abstract

The present study provides support for a positive association between cesarean delivery and persistent cow milk allergy/cow's milk intolerance. Correspondingly, a negative association was seen between cesarean delivery and early outgrown cow milk allergy/intolerance. A possible explanation is that cesarean delivery, rather than increasing the overall risk of food allergy, increases the risk of persistency of disease among food allergic children.

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