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Eggs in a fever

2022-04-27 15:06:06
Dear sir/medam is eggs healthy for in in summer I having normal fever and flu can I eat eggs is healthy?
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During fever try to have light food .First get rid of the fever ,and then start on eggs.

Answered2022-04-29 13:18:57

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Hi Yes you can have.

Answered2022-04-28 09:06:46

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No , when you are not healthy eat  soft and easily digestible food . So body get time to repair itself naturally.

Answered2022-05-02 17:38:31

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Gud evening boiled eggs 1-2med sized either in breakfast or in lunch time u can add on.
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