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Dairy Intolerance in Infants – Fact and Fiction

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This course provides Australian healthcare professionals with practical, evidence-based guidance on distinguishing lactose intolerance from cow’s milk protein allergy in infants. It focuses on accurate diagnosis, appropriate management, and avoiding common misconceptions to support safe, effective infant feeding and care.

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Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Differentiate between lactose intolerance and cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA) in infants
  • Describe the underlying mechanisms of dairy-related conditions, including IgE and non-IgE mediated reactions
  • Recognise common clinical presentations and distinguish them from normal infant behaviours
  • Apply a structured, evidence-based approach to assessment and diagnosis, including elimination and re-challenge strategies
  • Implement appropriate management plans for both breastfed and formula-fed infants
  • Provide effective parental counselling on feeding, symptom expectations, and dietary modifications
  • Identify common misconceptions and avoid overdiagnosis or unnecessary dietary restrictions in clinical practice

Modules

Module 1

Understanding Dairy-Related Conditions in Infants

Module 2

Pathophysiology and Types of Reactions

Module 3

Clinical Presentation and Differential Diagnosis

Module 4

Assessment and Diagnostic Approach

Module 5

Evidence-Based Management Strategies

Module 6

Prognosis, Follow-Up and Parent Education

Module 7

Common Myths, Misdiagnosis and Clinical Pitfalls

Module 8

Summary

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, it is rare in infants. Most symptoms are due to CMPA or normal infant behaviour rather than true lactose intolerance.

Lactose intolerance is due to enzyme deficiency, while CMPA is an immune reaction to milk proteins.

Through a clinical approach using elimination of dairy followed by reintroduction to confirm symptom recurrence.

No, breastfeeding should continue, with the mother eliminating dairy from her diet if needed.