No, milk allergy is often not permanent, especially when diagnosed in infants.
Many children, particularly babies, outgrow their milk allergies. Here's a breakdown:
- Infants: Many babies outgrow a milk allergy by the time they are one year old.
- Children: Most children outgrow a milk allergy by three years old.
Therefore, while a milk allergy can be serious, it's frequently a temporary condition for many children.
