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When i eat even one cup of ice-cream, i feel my tongue becomes heavy. i mean, i can't even pronounce most letters correctly. is it normal?
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Tongue: The cold of the ice cream is probably affecting your ability to control your tongue. Kind of like how it is hard to control your hands when they are cold. This is as long as it goes away in a few minutes. If there is any swelling then it could be an allergy. In this case, don't eat it anymore and see your doctor or allergist.
Answered 8/15/2018
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