A 24-week-old baby boy presented with his mother as he developed a generalized dry, red, itchy rash over the past 2 weeks. Emollient was applied regularly. He is currently breast-fed and his mother has an unrestricted diet. Vomiting and rash were developed after consuming only 40 mL of bottle-feed milk.
Another rash was developed when his father kissed him. The baby was born at term by normal vaginal delivery and is vaccinated to date. His mother had asthma and his father is allergic to shellfish Clinical Examination Several skin prick tests were carried out with allergans and interpretations were mentioned below: Positive control - 5 mm - Functioning assay Negative control - 0 mm Egg White - 11 mm - Highly likely to be allergic Egg yolk - 4 mm - Possibly allergic Cow's milk protein - 8 mm - Highly likely to be allergic Soya - 7 mm - Highly likely to be allergic Peanut - 9 mm -…
