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Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant: A Guide for Families
Lactose Intolerance
Geri Quinn, RN, MSN and Janine Petitgout, RN, MA
Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed
Your child may develop an intolerance to lactose after transplant. Lactose is
the sugar found in milk and other dairy products. An intolerance to lactose means
that the enzyme in the intestine that breaks down the lactose into a digestible
form is absent.
Your child may be placed on a lactose-free or low-lactose diet. Milk can be
treated with liquid drops to allow your child to drink it.
| Lactose-Restricted Diet |
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Food Group
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Lactose-free foods (allowed on all diets)
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Foods containing lactose in limited amounts (allowed on some diets)
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High lactose-containing foods
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Beverages
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Coffee, tea, carbonated beverages, non-dairy creamers, soy milk substitutes
and beverages
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1/2 cup regular milk, or milk treated to reduce lactose*, powdered or
tableted soft drinks
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Milk and milk drinks
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Breads
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Crackers, rusk, homemade bread without milk, French or Vienna bread
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Commercial bread and bread products containing milk or lactose (muffins,
biscuits pancakes)
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Cereals
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All cereals except others listed
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Instant Cream of Wheat, dry cereals containing milk or lactose
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Desserts
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Cookies, fruit ices, fruit pies and crisps, angel food or sponge cake,
gelatin deserts, homemade baked products without milk
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Commercial cake mixes, sherbet, yogurt
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Ice cream, custard, pudding, cream pies, cheese cake
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Eggs
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All except preparations containing milk
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Eggs prepared with small amounts of milk
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Creamed eggs
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Fats
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Butter, milk-free margarine, vegetables oils, lard, shortening, mayonnaise,
peanut butter, bacon, milk-free salad dressings, non-dairy whipped topping
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Margarine, whipped cream milk, sour cream spreads and dips, cream cheese
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Butter, salad dressings made with milk
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Fruit and Fruit Juices
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All except those listed as not allowed
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Fruit drinks containing lactose
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Meat, Fish, Poultry,and Cheese
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Plain baked, broiled, roasted or stewed beef, fish, lamb, mpoultry, pork
or veal
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Breaded foods
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Creamed food, cheese and cheese products**, cold cuts, wieners
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Potatoes and Starches
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White or sweet potato, hominy, macaroni, noodles, rice, spaghetti
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Commercial potato products
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Any prepared with milk or cheese
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Soups
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Broth-based soups made with allowed foods
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Cream soups, soups made with milk
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Sugars and Sweets
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All except others listed
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Cream or chocolate candies, tableted candies, any commercial or homemade
candies containing milk, lactose, or molasses
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Vegetables and Vegetable Juices
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All vegetables and vegetable juices
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Any prepared with milk or cheese
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Miscellaneous
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Popcorn, vinegar, catsup, mustard, pure flavorings, salt, pepper, herbs
and spices
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Medication-containing lactose fillers
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Cocoa mixes with dry milk solids, cream sauce, non-fat dry milk
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*Examples are the sweet acidophilus milk and lactaid powder.
**Certain persons are able to tolerate a limited quantity of cheese (1
oz.).
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