Steatorrhea can be temporary or persistent. The former is believed to be the result from changes in the diet or the presence of infection in the intestine. On the other hand, persistent steatorrhea occurs as a result from diseases of the biliary tract, pancreas, as well the intestines.iliary tract causes of Steatorrhea. 1  Biliary atresia â congenital disorder wherein there is failure of the biliary ducts to completely develop. 2  Biliary stricture or narrowing of the common bile ducts. 3  Malignancies of the biliary tracts or the gallbladder. 4  Presence of gallstones.
Use of soy formula that is lactose-free may be indicated in babies with lactose intolerance. However, the AAP states that its use should be restricted because very few would need total avoidance of lactose.
Unlike milk from a cow, soy milk has no lactose, which makes it a viable alternative to cow's milk for those suffering from lactose intolerance. Fortified soy milk is a good source of protein, iron, B vitamins and calcium and is low in saturated fats and cholesterol.Although research on soy milk and other soy products has not shown conclusive results, some evidence has suggested that consuming soy milk can have harmful side effects in certain circumstances.llergies to soy milk and other soy products are usually not serious but can be uncomfortable. Symptoms of soy allergy can include redness of the skin, tingling in the mouth, itchy skin, swelling, abdominal pain and runny nose or problems breathing. Severe reactions to soy milk are rare.