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Can A Hemiplegic Person Be Fed Papaya And Mango?
Hello Doctor, my father is suffering from right hemiplegia (paralysis on right side of body) from last 3 months, now from 1 months he started his full diet will we give him papaya, mango in his diet?
Kindly suggets me, and please provide me the correct diet for him as we are pure vegetarian?
Kindly suggets me, and please provide me the correct diet for him as we are pure vegetarian?
Wed, 23 Jul 2014
Hi,
Welcome to health care magic and thanks for asking.
After going through the clinical history, I can suggest as follows.
1. Diet should be nutritious and there should be no restriction.
2. Chances of aspiration are there, and should be fed in small quantities and multiple times.
3. Medication and physiotherapy should be regular. Early days, physiotherapy should be done regularly for improvement.
Hope it helps.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
Welcome to health care magic and thanks for asking.
After going through the clinical history, I can suggest as follows.
1. Diet should be nutritious and there should be no restriction.
2. Chances of aspiration are there, and should be fed in small quantities and multiple times.
3. Medication and physiotherapy should be regular. Early days, physiotherapy should be done regularly for improvement.
Hope it helps.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
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Dear
I am sorry for the current situation of your father.
You are free to give him whatever he wants because there is no limitation.
You should avoid salt and cholesterol.
Regards
I am sorry for the current situation of your father.
You are free to give him whatever he wants because there is no limitation.
You should avoid salt and cholesterol.
Regards
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