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Symptoms of a Soy Milk Allergy

Soy milk allergies are most common in infants. Usually, a child will outgrow a soy milk allergy by the age of 2. If your baby shows any symptoms of a soy milk allergy, discontinue use immediately and consult your pediatrician.

  1. Anaphylaxis

    • Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially fatal allergic reaction. According to the Mayo Clinic, you should seek emergency help immediately if you are having trouble breathing as well as experiencing swelling, hives, diarrhea, dizziness and a weak and rapid pulse.

    Skin Issues

    • Sudden and severe acne, eczema, canker sores or fever blisters, hives and swelling are common reactions to soy milk.

    Nasal Congestion

    • Soy milk allergies will often cause a runny nose or nasal congestion.

    Gastrointestinal issues

    • According to ExitAllergy.com, nausea, diarrhea and even colitis have been associated with soy milk allergies.

    Other Symptoms

    • Low blood pressure, wheezing, fatigue and even fever have been reported as symptoms of a soy milk allergy.

    Considerations

    • According to Alex Christie of Allergy-Candida-Relief.com, people who suffer from soy milk allergies may also experience allergies to peanuts, certain beans and peas as well as wheat, rye and barley flour.

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