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He had gone through two chemotherapy in Pune (Maharashtra) and recover also but after six month again it reappear. Now eating, and speaking problem create. only he is taking liquid food like soup, coconut water, lemon juice, rice juice only. please help and give appointment for his treatment as early as possible.
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Better avoid coconut water Take hot coffee hot soups Do betadine gargle Maintain hydration Drink warm water,takee ors
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Hi dear taking with warm water is better Avoid daily and persistent intake You can easily take an online consultation for further guidance
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