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Ice Cream Scare: Boy, 7, Hospitalized After Vomiting Blood

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A 7-year-old boy had a frightening occurrence where he vomited blood after eating ice cream.

The online media outlet Sanook reported that the 7-year-old ate three ice cream cones.

The boy had a lot of blood in his stool in addition to the blood in his vomit. After bringing him to the hospital for assessment, medical professionals found a duodenal ulcer.

Fortunately, the boy survived the critical situation after obtaining emergency medical care.

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The media responded by sharing a doctor’s thorough explanation about children consuming cold beverages.

In discussing the case of the 7-year-old boy, it appeared initially that his bleeding might have been caused by eating ice cream, but it was actually due to a pre-existing duodenal ulcer. The doctor continued, explaining that consuming many cold foods, like ice cream, can worsen symptoms. He advised that healthy children should be mindful of when and how much they eat.

He offered advice on how to eat ice cream healthily, including melting it on your lips before consuming it. This lessens the stimulation of the digestive tract.

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