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Rowena

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Does DH manifest itself the same way in little children as adults?  Particularly babies?

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There was a lady that posted on DH photos of her infant.  You may want to check that area and see what she has posted.  

 

~Lyn

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The short answer is yes. Children get the same rash as adults

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Thank you both... and dang, in that case... My kid might be inheriting a lot from me... Already, we've determined he's got some sort of food allergy, likely milk, but not tested yet.  Doc had to switch formulas.

 

Edit:  Lyn do you know where the thread is?

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Thank you both... and dang, in that case... My kid might be inheriting a lot from me... Already, we've determined he's got some sort of food allergy, likely milk, but not tested yet.  Doc had to switch formulas.

 

Edit:  Lyn do you know where the thread is?

 

It is under Dermatitis Herpetiformis.  Just scroll down and you may have to hit the arrow for more topics at the bottom of the page. Look for DH Photo Bank and the one I'm referring to is on page 4.  The person that posted is SPJ&E.  She posted about her infant with photos.  

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