What fruits to eat during cough

2022-11-14 08:55:52
My daughter 9 years old having fry cough. Can she eat seethaphal/custered apple during cough? Can she dring orange juice? Please list some fruits to avoid and eat?
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Need to understand in proper way Something sometime suit to some case and some not at all
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kindly discuss in detail on practo for the case

Answered2022-11-19 02:14:42

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Answered2022-11-18 06:13:57

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Some are allergic to some foods, observe your child health during consumption of any food if she is allergic to any particular foods please avoid it. All fruits are good to children daily 4 to 5 servings can be added.

Answered2022-11-17 09:19:13

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Healthy evening ma’am, Custard apple is cold nature should be avoided during cough.citrus fruits such as oranges, lemon, and grapefruit contains high levels of flavonoids and vitamin C .These decreased information and boost immunity,
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Give her lukewarm turmeric water ( 1cup lukewarm water + 1 pinch turmeric) to reduce throat inflammation and relief it
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Pineapple is a potent cough aid. Bromelain is an enzyme found in pineapple that has inflammatory and mucolytic properties. So, pineapple is an excellent food help relieve a cough.

Answered2022-11-14 14:50:06

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Need detail case history to guide u properly if u wish to take proper treatment consult online through practo app Avoid sour fruits

Answered2022-11-14 13:41:00

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Hello Custard apple is cold in nature so it should be avoided during cough. She can have sweet orange during day time, avoid juice. She can have apple, papaya, chikoo, ram phal , pear. Give her luke warm water to drink. Give her 10 ml of white onion juice little warmed up to which add little dry ginger powder and honey. Give her tulsi, mulethi and ginger kaddha with honey. Thanks

Answered2022-11-14 11:50:54

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Hey ! Green tea Lemon tea Kahwa chai Adark Tulsi kadaha Apple Papaya Tomato Orange Kiwi Avocado .. You can give her
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Answered2022-11-14 11:49:58

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Hello! Have fruits instead of juices. Do take luke warm water. Have oranges (whole). Stay blessed. Thankyou!

Answered2022-11-14 10:54:16

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Can give stewed or fresh apple, guava, etc. Do a personal consultation so the right advice as per your child's heath can be given.
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Book appointment through Practo.

Answered2022-11-19 07:29:42

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fruits will not aggravate cough you can consume all seasonable fruits

Answered2022-11-16 04:44:47

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Except banana she can eat every fruit. Citrus fruits are good in cold and cough .And pls work on her immunity. Regular cold or cough is due to low immunity. Give her good amount of protein through natural resources and fruits, vegetables for vitamin and mineral to boost up her immunity

Answered2022-11-15 04:46:17

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Hi, Avoid chilled & sour fruits during cough. Can give apples, berries , pineapples etc. Give her steam & say her to gargle with little warm water.
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Answered2022-11-14 12:04:10

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Banana, custard apple , guava increase the cough give her papaya,  apples, berries . For dry cough give her dry ginger, jaggery, black pepper ladoo.

Answered2022-11-14 11:08:55

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Gud afternoon anti oxidant rich fruits can be given but in moderation not high amounts. Try to tulsi leaves kadha by adding honey n cinnamon steakes.

Answered2022-11-14 09:24:08

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