Cantaloupe is rich in nutrients and is beneficial for normal people to eat it properly. Occasionally, eating too much cantaloupe may not cause any problems, and may only show an increase in urine volume, which is a normal physiological phenomenon, because cantaloupe contains more water to promote urine production. However, some people may experience gastrointestinal discomfort, and if consumed in excess for a long time, it may lead to throat discomfort, weight gain, increased blood sugar, allergies and other symptoms, especially for patients with stomach problems and pregnant women and other special groups, it is recommended to avoid excessive consumption of cantaloupe. 1. The symptoms of the disease are the same. For patients with poor digestion or stomach diseases, eating too much cantaloupe may aggravate the condition and is not recommended to eat too much; 2, throat discomfort: cantaloupe contains high sugar content, eating too much can lead to a large number of water molecules in the throat cells are discharged and transferred to the hypertonic environment, thus causing throat itching, pain, foreign body sensation and other symptoms; 3, weight gain: because cantaloupe is a high-calorie fruit. If a large amount of cantaloupe is consumed for a long period of time, it may lead to an inability to consume calories, thus causing weight gain. For patients with heavy weight or during weight loss, it is not recommended to consume too much cantaloupe; 4, elevated blood sugar: Because of the high sugar content in cantaloupe, excessive intake may cause the body’s blood sugar level to be in a high state, easily inducing diabetes. For patients with diabetes, it is not recommended to eat cantaloupe, and can be replaced by other low-sugar fruits; 5, allergies: If you are allergic to cantaloupe, eating too much cantaloupe can also induce or aggravate allergy symptoms, resulting in rashes, laryngeal edema, fever, breathing difficulties, and even anaphylaxis. In addition, there is a rumor that eating too much cantaloupe may cause fire, but there is no scientific basis for this, because from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, cantaloupe is cold in nature and does not cause fire in patients, so patients with strong internal fire can eat cantaloupe, but should pay attention to the appropriate amount. It is good to eat cantaloupe, but not in excess to avoid serious consequences, and after eating it, it is recommended to clean the mouth well to avoid damage to the teeth.