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Every time I feed her she comes out in red splotches on her temples, neck and cheeks, it goes back down pretty mush as soon as I stop feeding her, I don’t eat dairy/anything with lactose so it’s not an allergy either. Just can’t figure out what else it is
That is extremely rare for a baby to have this condition. Maybe keep observing it and record it as it can be misdiagnosed as an allergy to doctors unfortunately
@Elizabeth Aneiros yeah exactly she’s not 5 months so not on any solids yet or anything x
Could it be a reaction to her milk maybe x
@Elizabeth Aneiros just breast milk x I know it’s really rare but just can’t think of it being anything. Else
Ok well I would keep hounding the doctors until something is done. You are the only one who can advocate for your child x
Was she C section or vaginal delivery??
I’ve never heard of this so looked it up. Interesting, my 3 year old’s cheeks always used to flush red when breastfeeding as a baby but I didn’t think anything of it. Lately he’s been getting red cheeks when he eats any kind of food. No allergies that I’m aware of. I don’t think he has this syndrome from reading the other symptoms but the link to forceps damage is interesting (he had failed forceps then ventouse delivery)
@Beth c section x
@Danielle haven’t had dairy or lactose since she was born xx
@Jessica yeah it’s such a hard one x
@Chloe I re-read after I posted
What makes you think she has frey syndrome?