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Is milk products bad for diverticulitis every night like sugar free, less fat ice cream in vanilla.
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No: It is thought that foods that have small seeds or pieces, like peanuts or tomato seeds, can cause diverticulosis flare-ups. There is nothing wrong with ice cream, though
Answered 11/22/2020
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