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Red spot in banana

2021-10-19 05:21:16
Hello Today my daughter eat banana and half banana is ok . But half banana have dark Red spot in middle... She take one two bite from that.. then I notice and I throw it away... I read it is banana fungal disease does it cause any harm to children .. then also I make her to vomit.. she vomit a bit.. Do I need to worry... Age 3.5 year
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Banana is best fruit available. If you saw it is spoilt, then throw it. Nothing will happen. Always check before feeding. Now don't develop phobia of banana. Forget and start again

Answered2021-11-11 14:44:17

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No need to worry if she has no symptoms now

Answered2021-10-19 05:30:18

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