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The use of an amino acid formula containing synbiotics in infants with cow’s milk protein allergy—effect on clinical outcomes

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The use of an amino acid formula containing synbiotics in infants with cow’s milk protein allergy—effect on clinical outcomes

Adorable baby boy playing on a blue floor mat and drinking milk from a bottle in a white sunny nursery with rocking chair and bassinet. Bedroom interior with infant crib. Formula drink for infant.; Shutterstock ID 481192738; purchase_order: DNC thumbnails ; job: Allergy papers; client: ; other:

This publication examines the impact of using an amino acid formula containing pre- and probiotics (synbiotics) in infants with cow's milk protein allergy (CMPA). The retrospective matched cohort study analyzed data from The Health Improvement Network database, comparing 148 infants prescribed either AAF-Syn (containing probiotic Bifidobacterium breve M16-V and prebiotics) or AAF without synbiotics.

The study found that AAF-Syn was associated with significant reductions in symptoms, infections, medication prescriptions, and healthcare contacts compared to AAF. Infants prescribed AAF-Syn had a higher probability of achieving asymptomatic management without hypoallergenic formula and a shorter clinical course of symptoms. AAF-Syn was also associated with potential cost-savings per infant over the clinical course of symptoms.

The study provides evidence consistent with clinical trials, suggesting that AAF-Syn may offer clinical and healthcare benefits with potential economic impact, possibly due to its effect on the gut microbiome. Further research is needed to explore this relationship.

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