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Fruits recommendation
My mother in law is diabetic and recently she had gone through a big operation
What fruits can she have??
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When sugar level is high then avoid sweet fruit like mango ,banana ,chikoo,grapes and dates and rest all seasons fruit can take but portion should be measured like 100 to 150 grams can be taken.
Seasonal fruit means papaya ,Apple ,pineapple, Orange ,sweet lime,plum,jamun ,berries ,cherries can take .
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She can take all fruits except mango,chiku, muskmelon and custard apple. Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for her.
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She can take all fruits in moderation.
Avoid banana grapes chikoo and mango
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Hi
Papaya, Apple, Pear ..
All the fruits she can have but the portion control should be made and she is allowed to take 100 to 120gm fruits ..
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Mr. Vikram Sabharwal
Dietitian/Nutritionist
5 yrs exp
Jammu
all seasonal fruits, portion should not be more than 100 grams per day, preferably after breakfast and before lunch. one fruit a day.
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Greetings for the day!!
A detailed assessment of the medical history, nutritional status, metabolism is necessary before suggesting any diet plan. Post Op nutrition is very critical for patients recovery. Kindly contact directly for a consultation.
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Ms. Rachna Agarwal
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30 yrs exp
Agra
2 small servings of any seasonal fruit is recommended. If the sugar levels are not in control restrict the sweet fruits like lichi, mango and banana. Cherry , peaches, plums, jamun, nectarine and citrus fruits are the best
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