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2023-02-19 10:06:21
Is it safe to eat melon , watermelon and oranges during pharyngitis and during tonsillitis ? ... ... ..
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Hello Hope you are doing well Please avoid citrus fruits Rest you can eat

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Tonsillitis is sometimes occur with some allergy also If after eating you don't feel sny symptoms then it is safe to have it

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Acidic fruits can have n a tendency to increase inflammation and aggravate symptoms .

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Hi, it is better to avoid them during the infection but if you frequently experience tonsilitis or throat infections then msg me directly to get an immune boosting meal plan.regards.

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Hello, initially avoid oranges because u didn't feel  comfortable eating sour and cold items, but take much hot foods that helps u like soups, thin hot dals, turmeric milk  etc. But when it settled after 2-3 days start taking oranges ,amlas because they are good source of vitamin c for your immunity and recovery.

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Hi, Eating the above mentioned fruits in excess would surely worsen the symptoms. Avoid till the condition persists. If taken, take in moderation.
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