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Have Diarrhea. Could I Have Lactose Intolerance Due To Taking Mass Gainer Supplement?

I m 18 years old and I started taking mass gainer about 2 -3 weeks ago. I also took whey protein during that time and took whey protein before I started taking mass gainer. I was wondering if I can develop lactose intolerance from all the dairy I m ingesting. Lately I ve been having diarrhea , and I m hoping its just the stomach flu that will go away soon, not lactose intolerance where I get diarrhea or feel uncomfortable everytime I eat diary. I haven t had any problems with dairy before, and I m a little worried, so whats the deal?
Sat, 7 Sep 2013
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Hi

Lactose intolerance is because of the deficiency of lactase enzyme which dissolves the lactose .

There are very few causes of acquired temporary lactose intolerance and proteins are definitely not one of them.

Thanks.
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Have Diarrhea. Could I Have Lactose Intolerance Due To Taking Mass Gainer Supplement?

Hi Lactose intolerance is because of the deficiency of lactase enzyme which dissolves the lactose . There are very few causes of acquired temporary lactose intolerance and proteins are definitely not one of them. Thanks.