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Rice after Stent

2018-02-08 07:02:04
Dear Doc, I have been diagnosed with a blocked artery (90%) and after angiography, a stent is being placed on January 31, 2018. My concern is food. I have stopped eating oil/butter/ghee and paneer. However, my wife says even RICE is not good. I love rice. Can you please confirm if I can eat a bowl rice once in my diet?
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Yes you can eat. For any other queries chat and consult with me. Need to know more about your complaints and problem so that i can guide help you. If you have any quries regarding your health or your family , you can opt for direct consult to chat and consult with me Dr. Anand Chopda

Answered2018-02-08 10:17:42

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