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...lower esophageal sphincter (LES) opens spontaneously, for varying periods of time, or does not close properly and stomach contents rise up into the esophagus. GER is also known more commonly as acid reflux, because digestive juices (acids) rise up with the food. Occasional GER is common, so if this sometimes happens to your baby it doesn’t necessarily mean they have GERD. If the reflux is persistent and happens more than twice a week, then it...

...milk Partially or Extensively Hydrolyzed Fragments of cow milk protein Casein hydrolysates or Whey hydrolysates Amino acids Not derived from dairy or soy NEOCATE Amino acid mixture 100% Amino acids The signs and symptoms of a cow milk allergy can vary, and an infant with food allergies often shows more than one. You use your clinical judgment when deciding which formula to recommend. And sometimes the patient must meet criteria to qualify for specialty formula...

...esophagitis (EoE), food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES), short bowel syndrome (SBS), malabsorption, and gastroesophageal reflux (GER). This product has a unique nutrient profile, based on that of Neocate Junior, to provide complete nutritional support. The 3 flavored products are NEW additions to our Neocate Splash range. They are fully replacing our range of Neocate E028 Splash. Neocate Splash, Unflavored remains unchanged and available. See this short video to learn more about our latest innovation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ppH55fK2k...

...to a new pediatrician. The pediatrician did an upper GI test and blood work that indicated both reflux and an allergy to milk and eggs. Laura asked about Neocate, an amino acid-based infant formula that she had discovered in her research. The pediatrician agreed that Aidan should try this hypoallergenic formula. “Neocate immediately made a difference,” says Laura. Summary: It took five long months for Aidan to receive a proper diagnosis of milk and soy...

...his formula to Enfamil but didn’t see any improvement in his symptoms. He was only four weeks old when his pediatrician confirmed he had reflux and began a very aggressive treatment. He advised Laurie to try using a formula called Alimentum, along with a dose of Maalox prior to each feeding, and Pepcid. When Levi’s condition did not improve, the doctor then prescribed Prevacid, a steroid medication. Still, there was no relief for Levi and...