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Pregnant and on liquid diet
Iam 6 months pregnant and met with jaw accident with broken teeth. I had surgery but I need to be on liquid diet for six weeks. Before accident hb percentage was 9.5 but now due to severe blood loss it is 7.5. As I can't chew anything pls suggest liquids which can increase hb percentage
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Things need detailed information about your meals and nutrition options and lifestyle then we can discuss things further and suggest anything choose direct consultation for proper guidance and help.
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For losing weight in a healthy and permanent way : 1. Maintain meal gaps: maintain meal gaps of not more than 3 hours is very important. It boosts up the metabolism and helps in weight loss. 2. Include dandelion tea in your diet, consume it 2-3 times. You can buy it online easily. 3. Include seasonal fruits and vegetables in your diet in the form of smoothies and soups. 4. Walk atleast 10k steps a day. 5. Drink infused water: chop your fav fruits and herbs in water and enjoy.
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Hi You can drink the following juices Carrot Spinach and Parsley Juice. Amla Ginger Juice. Palak, Kale and Apple Juice. Pineapple and Coriander Juice. Pineapple Sweet Lime Drink. Watermelon and Guava Juice. Pineapple, Apple and Cucumber Juice. Pineapple, Apple and Cucumber Juice. For the proper guidance you can directly contact through practo.
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Hello user Sure ,we will help you But before prescribing any thing we need some information like . Vitals . Purpose . Medical history . Family history . Occupation . Physical activity . Daily routine And many more So, if you want to contact us,you can contact us directly thru the link below or via Practo
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Please ask me directly for details.
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Hi, Include dark green leaves like Shepu or dill leaves, Amaranth leaves, Sorrel leaves, Cauliflower greens in the form of soup. Deep coloured Fruits and vegetables in the form of juices. Add Garden cress seeds to water and soak for about 4-5 hour add a dash of lemon and drink once a day as its the richest source of iron.
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The best to do is to include fruit vegetables  juices such as amla Buttermilk or amla  ginger juice,pomegranate juice,carrot beet root juices and wheat grass juice etc along with porridge inbuttermilk and some soups and broths.
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kindly  connect  through  practo online  for a detailed  diet chart suggesting you the frequency  ,the quantities  of the above  mentioned foods as per your condition, without compromising on your nutrient requirements
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