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Infant Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Severe Reaction to Formula Protein
A 21-day-old infant was hospitalized in critical condition at Jerusalem's Hadassah Mount Scopus Medical Center due to severe dehydration and shock from a reaction to cow's milk protein in formula. Doctors initiated emergency treatment, identifying the cause as acute inflammation and impaired nutrient absorption.
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- 01A 21-day-old infant was hospitalized in critical condition in Jerusalem.
- 02The infant suffered severe dehydration and shock from a reaction to cow's milk protein.
- 03Doctors at Hadassah Mount Scopus initiated emergency treatment and fluid resuscitation.
- 04The baby lost over 20% of his body weight due to vomiting and diarrhea.
- 05The infant was placed on a specialized diet and later discharged home.
The infant was stabilized on a specialized diet and discharged home, with doctors noting the extreme reaction was highly unusual.
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