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Is it ok to eat ice cream 2 days after feeling better from a stomach virus?
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Sure: I see no reason you should avoid any foodstuffs. You need fluids and calories, so dig in. Of course, a balanced intake would be better, so add some fruits, proteins, and veggies. Good luck.
Answered 12/7/2013
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