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2 weeks back he got covid +ve..
Hello doctors...2 weeks back my husband got covid +ve.. now he is not having any symptoms.. before covid daily morning he will take applecider vinegar.. can he restart taking apple cider vinegar in the morning empty stomach... is itbok or any problems will come in post covid.pls help me
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Hello,
Your husband can resume taking diluted ACV in the mornings.
Do follow up on how the ACV is affecting stomach and digestive process in the long term.
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Kindly consult
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kindly discuss for your concern
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No issue he can continue
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He can take
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Usually no problem
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Yes he can take it
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