If there is no obvious gastritis in the stomach, or no obvious gastric ulcer, occasional ice cream on an empty stomach usually has no other symptoms. If you are cold or have a weak temper, or if you have bile and stomach rebellion, you may experience spasms in the gastrointestinal tract when eating cold food, and some may experience damage to the gastric mucosa within a short period of time, causing nausea, bloating, and even chills, chills, and fever. For those who have poor intestinal function, when eating cold food, acute diarrhea caused by irritable bowel syndrome can also occur, and some can show pseudo-diarrhea, which is the result of irritable bowel caused by cold or eating cold food. Therefore, eating cold food such as ice cream on an empty stomach can lead to digestive symptoms and affect the quality of life.