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Can we eat white peas in kidney problem
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Kidney infection having variety of reasons, for higher creatinine level, you should avoid excess protein intake & for fatty liver restrictions on oily food & beverage. For your complete solution, you can contact me at practo with all your reports for solution & follow up with you.
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In kidney infection,yes in moderate quantity..but if there is a low kidney function,the protein intake is very calculated and all these are high protein foods.In fatty liver,moderate protein is okay but restricted fats.
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you should take personal consultation with the reports so that exact diet and medication based in your personal history and reports be prescribed.
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In moderate amount u can take but quantity will be measured.
Need more information abt u so contact me for customized diet plan through practo direct consultation it's really work with you.
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Yes , but in moderation. ..please ask me directly for customized diet plan for you.
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Contact me through practo direct consultation for further information surely help you.
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Ms. Vidhi Chawla
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13 yrs exp
Delhi
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It really depends on your blood reports. And I would recommend you to not to take any tips here without showing reports as random tips can have harmful effects on your Body.
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You can have in moderation
But i need your complete information so will able to guide better
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