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Lady finger food in Vitiligo
Can we eat lady fingers sabji weekly during the treatment of Vitiligo and pcos ? Is there any side effects of it
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Yes Definitely U can take Lady Finger in Vitiligo and PCOS.
No Side Effects in taking Lady Finger in these disease
In fact it will help curing these diseases.
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Awesome way to get Ayurvedic approach for the concern u r facing.
Dysmenorrhoea -PCOS- Hypothyroidism these some concerns are on same line of approach i.e. Kaf-Vat vitiated concerns so things that sticky-heavy-picchil- Hygroscopic needed to avoid at least at night n in cloudy weather
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Not at all you can eat
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No issue...
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There is no side effect. You can eat.
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Hello ma'am, welcome to Practo,no need to take stress, you can eat with out any hesitation
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