I have swollen glands and a fever, will I get nauseated if I eat ice cream, due to the milk?
482223
Haven't you heard: "Feed a cold and starve a fever?" If you feel hungry that's a good sign but go slow with a chicken or beef broth. If that helps, then try other simple lightly flavored foods. Ice cream might be fine in very small portions as you feel better. Just don’t try to live on it.
398303
Nothing much. Only vomitting, Nausea, fever, headache, weakness will be the minor side-effect. At the end, everything will be normal and you will also lose weight.
1021608
yes, and also the water..possibly lowered your resistance to illness. plus heat fever happens...drink more water.
909157
7. i mean it's not food. it's snow. but then again there are some ppl who find clean snow and make "snow cream" by adding vanilla and sugar or something. i mean, why not just get normal icecream from the store? i don't think he can get a disease as long as it's clean. but really if you live in the city, and it's really polluted, their air alone can contaminate anything falling from the sky. i would make him stop eating it unless it's totally clean. the most that can happen is he'd prob get sick and get diarrhea from bacteria
118661
UMMMMM why do you want to get sick???? Go eat something rotten, that will do the trick, but good luck with that... Yuck!
811079
No, but IF I eat Ice Cream/other cold foods too fast or too much of them, I have very PAINFUL HEADACHES -- so much so that I have to lie down for a bit.  They just blast through my head andit is crippling pain -- and I'll suffer for sometimes hours.
929610
seriously a big matter, i feel this is a case of very severe food poisoning, please go see a doctor to get a jab, i remember the last time i had one of those, i was so sick i couldnt move. Hope you bring your partner there as soon as possible, Cheers
24839
do not eat ice cream.have pudina extract.Do never eat food directly from refrigirator.
480531
im not sure but it sounds normal. i mean ur sick so you'd need vitamins and those other nutritious stuff rite?
357098
hot milk and honey...tastes ok but soothes\nif hot doesnt work try cold...like icecream
157183
Lactose intolerance is completely different from allergy to milk.  If you eat caramels (the worst !!! for people with lactose intolerance) and do not get terribly ill about 1 day to 36 hours later, then you have something else wrong.\nThis does not make you throw up though.\n\nLactase is an enzyme that helps you to digest milk, cheese and butter (all containing lactose, cheese has more than milk and butter has the most).  \n\nAllergies are something completely different.\n\nYou need to keep a careful record of what you eat, noting the day and time of day.  Also record when you have pains.  Take the record with you (about 7 days worth) when you visit the doctor.\n\nYou need to visit a doctor.  If you are too sick to keep records, visit the doctor now, ASAP.\n\nIf you really are pretty sure milk is the culprit, buy some LACTAID enzyme tablets at the drug store.  Use two or three per glass of milk.  You will need even more for things like ice cream, cheese cake, cheddar cheese.  Skip the caramels, even the whole bottle of LACTAID does not help with those.\n\nLACTAID tablets are a natural enzyme, there is no danger of overdose, you could eat 40 tablets by themselves and it would not be harmful, but it would be a waste of good tablets.  MOst bread in America has milk in it, so do a lot of other things.  You have to start reading ingredient labels if it turns out you are lactose intolerant.  Rye Bread is always safe, there are others.  Bread that says stearoyl lactylate (something like that) is okay.  Only it says milk, butter, lactose do you need to use tablets with it.\n\nIf the pills relieve your problem with dairy products then it is lactose intolerance.  If they do not, then it is something else.\n\nSome people are allergic to wheat gluten or milk or other foods. \n\nBEST ADVICE:  Do not waste time with an ordinary doctor who just wants to make money.   See an ALLERGY specialist.  That way you have someone experienced with allergy symptoms for food allergies looking at you.  Even if it turns out not to be allergies he will be able still to help find out the real cause, such as maybe lactose intolerance, something completely different from allergy.\n\nAny persistent pain is a sign of something going on...You must see a doctor about that, could be NONE OF THE ABOVE.\n\nSee the doctor, sweetie.  The throwing up is mostly a sign of other things.
136842
Yeah first off...don't do that.\nIf your going to ignore that then remember how filling milk is, I suggest you have a nearly empty stomach.
1073664
You are worrying way to much, the child will not get sick from the formula from it just being out for that long. Formula milk can stay out for like 8 hours and still be fine to drink. But I wouldnt give it to my child after a longer period of 8 hours, I have a 7 month old little girl and a 2 year old boy and they have never gotten sick from formula that was made for them before when we go to bed and then given to them when they get up later in the night. Dont worry so much it is ok.
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No...colds are strictly a result of the ingesting in some form or fashion, a virus.  You may use the walmart cart after someone else has wiped their snotty hands on it, or the public phone behind someone who sneezed...but, having a wet head is not what makes you sick...It does make you "feel" cold, shivery and miserable to be outside in the cold when you're wet...your nose may even start to drip...but those things should resolved once you're warmed up...just my opinion...hope it helps!
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I used to drink a gal. of milk every 2 days. At about age 30, I couldnt drink it anymore. You feel bloated, gas, cramping, very loose stools, and (I rarely do, but I have a friend who does)sometimes vomit.  I drink a glass of milk now and in about half an hour, I have to run for the bathroom.  My three children were lactose intollerant as infants, but arnt now. Their Dr. said they could be later in life just as I am. \n\nI hope this helps you. Talk with your Dr. :)
439093
If they are on you upper arms, they are probably okay.  Someone told me that if you consume a lot of dairy products, you will get those red bumps.  You can go to the dermatologist if it bothers you.  I'm sure its nothing though.
746055
When I had mine out, hot liquids felt better than cold. But popsicles were a welcome treat, too.\n\nDrink a lot. Take your meds on time (even if that means waking up in the middle of the night). Don't be hungry because it hurts to swallow. Ask for help. Don't lift heavy things.