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Khichdi in cold
Can i eat khichdi( rice with moong dal) during cough and cold with nose block like symptoms...so plz tell me can i eat khichdi during cold ...iam confused as it contains rice
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Yes you can have rice during cold and cough. If eaten hot if helps better tooo😃😃😃
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Yes add some Desi Ghee also
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Yes u can take khichdi and tablet top😆
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Yes you can
Who told you not to eat rice on cold?
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There is no problem in eating plain khichdi as it is one of the best food in any illness. U can eat it just don't add curd to it, you can add some ghee if you want.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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