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Is it normal to bloat after eating and drinking when overcoming a stomach virus?
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Can be: You can sometimes get a post infectious sugar intolerance with these sorts of symptoms. See below: https://patient.info/health/lactose-intolerance-leaflet Most of the time is self limiting. If persisting worth getting checked by a doctor to see whether there is anything else causing ongoing issues. All the best.
Answered 7/24/2017
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