Kidney Problem may be due to feeding cow's milk instead of baby's mother's milk.
In one research, it has been found that by feeding cow's milk to children aged less than one year of age, their risk of developing allergic diseases in their respiratory and digestive tract as they are unable to digest proteins found in milk, they are made. Experts believe that infants who do not get the milk of their mothers need alternative forms of nutrition and
vitamins to maintain their health. Child experts say that if the cow's milk is given in this initial period, then the low concentration of iron content can be anemia risk.
Nandu Thapa of the Health and Nutrition Science Department of Meditech Hospital said, "Cow milk is associated with our culture for centuries, but it should not be given to children under one year of age. It can put tension on the infant's kidneys and it is difficult to digest milk. Here question arises "Why should not give the small children cow's milk?
At the same time, supplementary food can be fed to infants over 1 year, whereas children under 1 year of age need special hydrolyzed and amino acid-based food. Health survey has found that only 50 percent of the children get supplementary feeding on time, while only 15 percent of children get enough vitamin supplements between 5 -20 months.
Most children in Nepal and India are given cow's milk. Surveys show that 50 percent of the children deprived of breastfeeding less than 1 year of age are given cow's milk.
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