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Typhoid fever
What should i eat in second and third week of typhoid when i already feel okay and i dont have fever from a week and very little weakness and its second week of typhoid and what changes to be made in third week ( My medical condition is well now i dont have fever only a very minor weakness and i eat only coconut water vegetable soup lemon water juice boiled apple for 15-17 days and from past 5 days having boiled rice) please suggest what can i eat now as i am fed up of eating all this i want to have normal indian food
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Now you can take normal homemade food with less oil & spices like chapatti, vegetables, dal , curd , paneer etc
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
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It is better to eat clean healthy food at this time rather than spicy and oily Indian food. You just need to follow the diet for another week or 2 at the maximum.
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