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What is the treatment for lactose intolerance?

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What is the treatment for lactose intolerance?

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For a baby with lactose intolerance, a lactose-free formula, such as Baby’s Only OrganicĀ® Lactose Free or Soy Formulas, will be recommended. If lactose intolerance is temporary due to a gastrointestinal upset or diarrhea and the infant is being breastfed, breastfeeding is usually still recommended. However, a lactose-free formula may be needed to supplement the baby occasionally until the baby’s digestive system is again producing enough lactase to digest the lactose in breast milk. Consultation with baby’s healthcare professional and/or a lactation consultant should be sought to ensure that breastfeeding is not negatively affected. If an infant is being solely formula fed, a lactose-free formula, such as Baby’s Only OrganicĀ® Lactose Free or Soy Formulas, will usually be recommended in these situations. If an infant has been diagnosed with a congenital lactase deficiency, a lactose-free formula, such as Baby’s Only OrganicĀ® Lactose Free or Soy Formulas, will be recommended throughout t

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