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Can i give ice cream to 3 year old when she has fever?
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Yes: Cold fluids, popsicles or ice cream are all potentially helpful in a kid with fever.In contrast, cold things placed over the outside of the body may actually push the body to generate more heat.
Answered 9/8/2012
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