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A member asked:
Why can i only handle a little bit of sweets. ever since i was a kid ive got stomach pains from eating anything sugary. -not like a normal kid.
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Gas pain: The most likely reason for your stomach to hurt after eating sugar is simply gas. If the sugar comes in the form of an ice cream sundae, it could be the lactose in the milk that is producing the cramps. Sugar-related cramping should not last more than a day or two, so if you continue to feel poorly, or if they cramps are accompanied by other symptoms, be sure to see your doctor.
Answered 1/27/2021
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