Welcome to Act Against Allergy, a global educational initiative designed to increase the awareness of childhood food allergy, with a focus on dairy allergy or more commonly referred to as cow milk allergy.

Allergies of all kinds are becoming increasingly common in industrialized countries and many children suffer from one or more allergy to food, including cow’s milk, diary food and soy.

Food allergies can cause frustration and distress, both for children who suffer from the condition and the parents who care for them.

Act Against Allergy provides a medium for both parents and healthcare professionals to share information, give assistance and guidance so all families can enjoy a normal life!

Do you need some answers?

Have a question related to allergy for our expert medical board?

Our expert medical board can provide the best advice on the following: dermatitis, food allergy, diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, milk allergy, colic, vomiting and much more.

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The Food Allergy Diary allows you to keep track of your child's food allergies. You can tell if soy, milk or dairy makes your child sick the most. You can share the diary with your family doctor, as to provide accurate accounts of symptoms such as diarrhoea, skin rash, colic, acid reflux and other common symptoms associated with cow milk allergy causing distress and intolerance for your child.

Create your baby's diary now

Tell your story, read others and share experiences!

Here you can learn form other parents for example “Jill say’s that Neocate was a blessing for her baby daughter Natalie” ...

Or provide assistance to other parents, submitting your story for publication so others can learn from your experiences.

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Remember you are not alone!

Be part of the allergy forum community and make new friends with parents also dealing with a child suffering form cow milk allergy and other related food allergies.

In the forum section you can open a discussion about allergies, send comments and refer with other parents who have similar problems.

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