CMPA Signs and Symptoms

The non-specific signs and symptoms of CMPA, ranging from colic and reflux to constipation, sleeping problems, eczema, diarrhea and crying, make diagnosis a real challenge. The symptoms involve many different organ systems, predominantly the skin, the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts. The involvement of two or more organ systems increases the likelihood of CMPA.1,2

Every case of CMPA is different, so it helps to be aware of the different symptoms you should be looking out for.

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Overview of Symptoms

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DIGESTIVE

Up to 34% of infants with CMPA have gastrointestinal manifestations3

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RESPIRATORY

Up to 30% of affected infants with CMPA have respiratory symptoms2,4

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ANAPHYLAXIS

Anaphylactic shock is a severe, immediate, allergic reaction, which can affect many organ/systems

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SKIN

Up to 75% of infants with CMPA can have skin-related symptoms3

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GENERAL SYMPTOMS

Inconsolable crying is very common in infants with CMPA associated with sleeping problems and food refusal

Patient
Journeys

Discover the experiences that parents/caregivers have had with CMPA in our video series.

01 Adriana and Andre,
London, UK

Adriana tells the story of her baby, André, who presented cow's milk allergy symptoms while she was breastfeeding him. She continued to breastfeed her baby while excluding milk from her diet.

02 Wandrille + Clemence
France.

Meet baby Wandrille, who was diagnosed at 3 months old CMPA after suffering from reflux.

03 Robin + Katrien
Belgium.

Meet Robin, who began showing signs of CMPA at just 1 month old.

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