You can eat persimmons after drinking milk, but it is not recommended to eat in large quantities. Eating persimmons in moderation after drinking milk has no obvious adverse effects, but if you eat too much milk and persimmons in a short period of time, it may stimulate the gastrointestinal tract, causing abdominal pain, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal discomforts. Therefore, when eating persimmons after drinking milk, you need to pay attention to the amount of intake, so that you can avoid causing adverse reactions and discomfort symptoms. In addition, eat persimmons should also pay attention to avoid eating a lot of unripe with astringent persimmons on an empty stomach, because the persimmons contain more tannins and other ingredients, in the fasting state, the stomach’s free acid content is relatively high, and eat persimmons may condense into a block, increasing the chances of suffering from persimmons gastroenteroliths.