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A member asked:
Is eating ice bad for bladder or uterus? no issues at all just asking beacuse i eat alot of ice.
6 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
Not usually...: Question to address here is why you crave ice? Sometimes vitamin deficiencies make people crave certain foods. Ice is water, so will not be hurtful; however, if the cravings are new and strong, consider nutritional evaluation.
Answered 12/23/2014
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No: Eating ice is not bad for your bladder or uterus. Eating a lot of ice is a condition called "pica," and can be caused by anemia. If this is a recurring problem, visit your doctor and get your hemoglobin (blood count) checked. Hope this helps!
Answered 10/17/2017
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