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Can i eat ketchup in jaundice ?

2018-06-23 06:35:33
I am having jaundice (high) Can i eat surabhi jain tomato ketchup ?? And if yes how much ?? Liver is fully swollon. Can i eat or not ??
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Liver is helpful in digestion. During jaundice, should give rest to liver. Hence it is advised to take bland diet which are easily digestible.

Answered2018-06-23 14:09:15

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Dear Pt. Jaundice mainly affects liver, whose functions are compromised.. Liver help in dijestion. In jaundice it's advisable to eat plain food which don't make liver work too much. So that it can recover..

Answered2018-06-24 02:19:18

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Avoid all these things. Contain huge amount of sugar, salt and most importantly preservatives. Avoid outside food in illness

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