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Protein rich diet
Best Diet plan for Tuberculosis paint...??
Dr. Suggest me Protien rich diet..
What can I eat in this diet???
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High protein diet , high in mineral and vitamins especially B vitamins
Egg
Custard
Dalia
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Take Neurobion forte - B vitamin
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Tuberculosis patient should consume bland food with very less oil and spice.
Clear soups, porridge in semi solid consistency, boiled vegs, fruits like apples, papaya, guava can be consumed.
If you are non veg, egg whites are a wonderful source of protein.
Chicken soup, poached fish can be consumed,
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Healthy evening ma’am,
Foods rich in vitamin A , C and E
Fruits and vegetables like oranges, mangoes, sweet pumpkin, Carrots, guava, amla , tomatoes, nuts and seeds.
Tuberculosis can cause loss of muscle mass ; high protein diet to avert muscle wasting.Good source of protein like milk and milk products, pulses, nuts, fish, eggs are recommended. Protein rich drinks like milkshakes, soup are advised.
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Eat protein rich foods
Get enough micronutrient
Load up antioxidants rich foods
Avoid refined carbs
Eliminate trans fats
Including B complex vitamin, selenium and zinc rich foods in diet
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Hello!
Have vitamin rich diet like vit A,C,and E especially(Oranges,Amla,Guava,Carrots) on daily basis for Tuberculosis.
And most important is to drink luke warm water.
In protein rich diet,you can have soya powder,egg whites,oats etc.
Stay blessed.
Thankyou!
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In tuberculosis we have some time loss of appetite and some times we feel extreme hunger so prefer protein source your digestive system is familiar and give preference to small frequent meals.
You can include protein sources such as curd, chach,sprouted ,sprouted steamed grains , pulses as per tolerance . if you are non vegetarian include chicken ,stalk,egg ,fish in your diet. But ,preference need to be given to properly cooked and steamed food.Include desighee as a source of essential fattyacids. Better to avoid intake of ultra processed good. Most important keep check on hygiene...
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Ms. Somya Jain
Dietitian/Nutritionist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Protein rich diet not only work
Need to see your other health parameter to add in diet
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Ms. Barkha Goswami
Dietitian/Nutritionist
3 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Calcium rich and high antioxidants diet.
In which dairy products comes and fruits and vegetables comes .Indian gooseberry.
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Ms. Kapila
Dietitian/Nutritionist
11 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Hi,
Add energy-dense foods like cereal porridge, boiled peanut, sooji upma, dalia khichdi, sprouts & ragi porridge to meet increasing needs of calories in the disease & deficiency in the concern.
Load up with fruits and vegetables heaped with antioxidants, vitamins & minerals.
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Ms. Vrinda Pandey
Dietitian/Nutritionist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Basically the patient need to have high protein and high fibre diet. Vitamins and mineral need to be sufficient
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Ms. Trupti Padhi
Dietitian/Nutritionist
1 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Gud afternoon, pls kindly take up consultation by taking prior appointment.
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