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Hi doc, my hair gets thick with daily consumption of eggs, but at the same time it is causing heat boils, plz help me how can I have eggs without getting heat boils...
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take only white part
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It's good that eggs help in your hair growth.. But In summer season you need to change eating and lifestyle habits.
Add more of liquids in your diet like buttermilk, coconut water etc
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Avoid hot and spicy foods.
Prefer home cooked food and avoid all processed foods like noodles, chips, etc.
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Have only the white portion.
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Dont worry
Consult any ayurveda physician you wl get benefit definitely avoid self medication
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Consult Ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause
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Maintain healthy lifestyle and diet schedule
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Avoid excess oily spicy salty dairy and bakery products in diet
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Dr. Aswini Mohan L
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
If you are getting heat boils daily consumption may not be suitable for you.You can go for country chicken eggs.Avoid poultry chicken eggs.There are better alternatives to have thick hair.
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