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Need to confirm can she take HK vitals multi vitamin and she don't have medical condition so i have attached the img along to be precise abt it
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I need to ask you whether the patient has any medical condition? For which purpose is the patient consuming the supplements? Like for regularity of periods, or any other issue? Need to address the issue first. I kindly advise you to consult a healthcare professional first before taking any supplements for good results.
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She is generally healthy, on a multivitamin and without any medical conditions
A balanced nutrient rich diet can support growth, energy and immunity
Extra Tips :
Keep water intake adequate
Avoid excessive packaged snacks and sugary drinks
Includes at least 5 colours of vegetables and fruits daily
Keep junk food as an occasional treat , not daily
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It’s not clear exactly who the patient is. It’s mentioned that there is no medical condition which needs attention. In that case, you don’t need to take any multivitamin supplement. You can get it from dietary sources. So make your food choices carefully to get essential nutrients. Avoid fried foods, junk food and excessive sugar.
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Make your food choices carefully to get essential nutrients. Include moderate carbs, adequate proteins and vegetables in your diet. Add seasonal fruits.
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Avoid fried foods, packed market snacking items and sugar. Use very little oil in all your recipes. For good fats use cow ghee, olive oil alternatively in each meal.
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If I were to specifically look at the nutrient composition it’s a decent one. However, there are many other plant and herbal extracts presents which might influence hormonal health.
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Ms. Moumita Dutta
Dietitian/Nutritionist
10 yrs exp
Kolkata
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Ms. Mini Thomas
Dietitian/Nutritionist
21 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello,
Discuss on consultation in detail.
Contact personally through practo app.
Thank you
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Ms. Riffat Shahid
Dietitian/Nutritionist
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Multivitamins can only deliver positive results when taken alongside a balanced diet.
The body needs a proper combination of nutrients — often found in whole foods and superfoods — to effectively absorb and utilize vitamins and minerals.
If she is experiencing issues like joint pain, hair fall, or poor skin health, the first step should be to focus on a nutrient-rich diet and regular exercise. Only then can multivitamins support overall health and make a real difference.
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Ms. Somya Jain
Dietitian/Nutritionist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Please discuss over consultation then able to give suggestions for multivitamin usage and dosage
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