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Not able to eat food after Covid
I was suffering from Covid 1 week ago..now im negative.
But my consumption of food is getting low.im unable to eat food at normal level.what is happening?
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Actually covid disease lowers our immunity and some changes in our body
We have take care wise 2 ways
1 - have improve our immunity
2-syptomatic treatment
So get a paid consult from practo
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proper diet (should maintain proper timing)
Health Tips
do brisk walking daily
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This can be solved by medication.
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Nothing, its just due to low appetite after an illness. Just follow good routine and it will be fine. It takes some time to appetite get normal.
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Hi detailed evaluation needed,take zincovit tablet
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