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Is duck egg good for piles?? Does eating duck egg reduces piles problem?? What are some other remedies for internal piles?
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Yes, you can take duck egg for piles avoid hen's egg.
Improve fiber rich food in your diet.
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Duck egg relieves piles for some extend. It can be included in diet. But if the piles condition is unbearable you have to take medicines. If you are under treatment and need the diet yes duck egg is good for piles. Try to include more vegetables, avoid chicken meat and egg. Avoid all the snack and fried items.
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Duck egg rich in fat and cholesterol......eat with caution
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Dr. Abhijit Vasant Bhagat
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
Thane
Constipation leads to hard stools & Applying pressure for defactation leads to internal piles.Any eggs,meat will aggreavate the problem
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Buttermilk will help.Easily digestable food will help
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High fibre diet with appropriate intake of water,including cow ghee in diet .Changing lifestyle will be the best remedy
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