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My mother just had her first cycle of Chemotherapy.. after that she was admitted for 3 days for low white blood cells.. After that I'm giving her good diet.. but please answer me if she can eat PACKED ROASTED PISTACHIOS? BOILED KIWI FRUIT? TETRA PACK FRUIT JUICES? PACKED PICKLES? ROASTED CAROM SEEDS? HING? Please I request you to answer 🙏
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Many side effects of chemotherapy… and for better wbc count .. take more protein and protein supplement and for this kindly consult and make a proper nutrition plan
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Hello As your mother is undergoing chemotherapy, nutrious diet is to be given. Please avoid packed tetra pack juices instead give her freshly made juice at home. Avoid extra sugar and salt. Don't give pickles and processed foods. Give her leafy green vegetables, fresh fruits and vegetables. Nuts and seeds are very healthy. Thanks, take care.
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Hello! Kindly avoid foods with preservatives or any kind of additives. Stay blessed. Thankyou!
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Hi If she is non diabetic... U can take all the things Just try to eat protein rich foods like eggs, paneer, curd  milk, almond milk
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Hello. Yes, you can give nuts & seeds, fruits, fresh fruit juices and use hing for preparations. Remember to not use packaged ones, they might have many additives in them that can have interactions with medications. But again, this can also depend on the type/kind of medication given. Whole, home-cooked foods are always a better option to use instead of ultra-processed substitutes. Also, it is important for us to know the type of cancer, the treatment, other medical conditions and current health status to give specific food recommendations. So, it would be better if you could get in touch with us to personalize your mother's diet plan to improve her health condition.
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All are ok except for kiwi fruit, and any other green leafy vegetables as they contain a lot of folic acid, which cannot be given at the time of chemotherapy. For detailed discussion please contact directly through calls
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Nutrition is most important Good protein Protect them from infection Sterlise her every utensils Wash every fruits and vegetables And give liquid and semi solid
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Gud afternoon pls kindly try to avoid extra salty and sugary canned food products, prefer home cooked foods preferably in bland form.
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I can see your mother went through chemotherapy and ongoing oncology issue...' Neutropenic Diet '  suggested by Clinical Dietitian is important for her speedy recovery.Therefore you must make certain restrictions: Tetra packed fruit juices Packaged n processed foods Fruits n vegetable skin As she must avoid insecticides , pestisides, preservatives as they are all carcinogens ( cancer causing/ re occurence foods) You can contact me to know what else can be given
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