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How to increase platelets count during Dengue? Also, whether is it advisable to eat fruits during Dengue like Kiwi and can we drink Pasteurised goat milk?
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Send count and take all fruits dragon fruit. + Pranyam + rest and right medication if you need contact
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Take papaya extrct and medications are available but i need to see the platelets levels. Consult privately and send reports.
Drink plenty of fluids , can eat fruits and milk no worries
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Dr. Rohit Jain
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Ludhiana
U can take fruits but avoid milk and all as digesting power is reduced in dengue. Its a myth that platelets increases with it instead it will worsen ur condition. Platelets will increase in their own when the body will stoo destroying them and it may take 3 to 4 days. Keep checking the olatelets count and drink olenty of water
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