I followed a weight gain diet for many days
I gained 10kgs - 43kg to 53kg
Now if I come back to my earlier habits like 3 meals a day - lunch - 300g rice dal egg
Dinner - same
Brkfast - 60g sattu milkshake
Is it enough to maintain that weight or will I start to lose..
Please sir/ma'am I am very confused..
Lunch 100g chicken with 300g rice
Dinner same
Breakfast as 80g sattu shake
I am 43kg now
Please help sir/ma'am.
Hello Doctor,
2 months ago, my test results were:
Serum Homocysteine: 63.6 µmol/L
LDL Cholesterol: 148 mg/dL
As advised by a doctor, I took Folic Acid tablets for 2 months.
Recent test results:
Serum Homocysteine: 25.33 µmol/L
LDL Cholesterol: 153 mg/dL
Vitamin B12: 283 pg/mL
Vitamin D (25-OH): 46.4 nmol/L
Could you please review these results and advise:
What treatment or supplements should I take now?
Do I need any further tests or follow-up?
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Hi Doctor,
I am a father of 3.5-year-old twins — a boy and a girl. Earlier, their pediatrician had prescribed AtoZ Mango Flavour drops as a general health tonic/multivitamin. However, during the recent visit, he mentioned that it is no longer necessary.
My children are starting school next week, and we are concerned that they may frequently catch colds, coughs, or infections from other children during the initial months.
I wanted to understand:
1. Is it advisable to give any multivitamin, immunity booster, or health tonic at this age?
2. Are supplements like Vitamin C, Zinc, or any pediatric immunity syrups recommended?
3. Is there anything else we should do proactively to help strengthen their immunity naturally?
4. Are there any signs of nutritional deficiency we should watch out for before considering supplements?
Both children are otherwise healthy and active.
Thank you.
I am single and no time to prepare self food and i have no healthy and hygine food option outside in my locality.Hence kindly guide me with food plan easy to prepare and healthy and to manage my stamina whole day.
Histroy: acidity and fatty liver.