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Fruits will cause any sugar
Sir,
My father having sugar,
Eating daily
Watermelon, papaya, goa fruit
Will cause any sugar increase.
Plz tell me sir
Thank u
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Fruits consumption for diabetes patients can be beneficial when the quantity and form in which the fruit is taken is considered.
Ideally 50 to 100gm of fruits per day is considered safe for a Diabetic person
Instead of fruit juices, whole fruits with skin is more helpful to maintain the blood sugar levels.
Fruits can be avoided immediately after taking a heavy meal. Instead it can be given as a snack.
A customized diet plan will help to achieve glycemic control (balanced sugar levels).
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Consult a qualified Nutritionist and get a customized diet plan that would help control the sugar levels.
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If the sugars levels are very high, it is safe to restrict the intake of fruits for a few days and then restart the practice.
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He can take all fruits except mango,chiku ,muskmelon and custard apple. Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for him.
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Please ask him to avoid watermelon
He can consume papaya
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Hi
The fruits for diabetic patient are limited . Fruits
like papaya, apple, pear and pineapple can be taken but in a limited quantity .
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Ms. Shamika Desai
Dietitian/Nutritionist
15 yrs exp
Thane
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Ms. Neelam Wasnik
Dietitian/Nutritionist
15 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hello,
When blood sugar is maintained well below 170 mg /dl or below that also then person having Diabetes can have tow serving per day.
This will add good amount of fiber in the diet.
And will help to manage blood sugar. As well as various other nutrients in the diet.
But remember always when blood sugar goes above 200 mg/ dl then please stop all fresh fruit till the time it's again come down and we'll maintained.
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