APLV - Diário da Alergia

Suspicion of food allergy in infants and CMPA has many doubts and fears. The Journal of Allergy helps you face this stage of a lighter way and gives you confidence to understand what is going on with your baby.
There you can identify whether the symptoms may or may not be allergic reactions and figure out which foods or products are causing the reactions.

Enter the food consumed by the nursing mother and child, hygiene and beauty products, medicines, vaccines and the symptoms that the child had.
To fill the daily food diary you begin to understand the symptoms and get to know your child.
Fill out every day and receive reports indicating possible allergy villains.

⎫ Food
Tell all food consumed. The more details the better, you can tell the ingredients and tags to control the possible dangerous products.

⎫ Cosmetics
Soaps, diapers, baby wipes or perfumes may be causing reactions. Write down every time you change the brand of these and other cosmetics.

⎫ Symptoms
Tell all suspect that the child is feeling. It can be shown that time of day has occurred. Report also the intensity: the symptoms were mild, medium or strong?

⎫ Vaccines
Vaccines usually cause reactions that can be confused with allergies. Keep updated daily to identify the differences in the reactions.

⎫ Medicines
Drugs may contain ingredients such as milk, egg and oil. Write down all, and if you suspect some of you can talk to your doctor.

⎫ Consultations
Show the journal to the doctor. To further facilitate the time of consultation, write down here all doubts and also the guidance you receive.

⎫ Tours and visits
Some children react to simple contact with food traits to which you are allergic. A kiss on the hand of someone who has consumed food can trigger an allergic reaction. Write down all the tours and visits not to be in doubt.

⎫ measures
Follow weight, height and child temperature.

⎫ Diapers Exchange
Enter diaper changing whenever you need to make an important note about the color, appearance, frequency or any suspicion at the time of the exchange.