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In case of which one of the following diseases doctors suggest the patients to eat 'jaggery' amla and more leafy vegetables?

In case of which one of the following diseases doctors suggest the patients to eat 'jaggery' amla and more leafy vegetables? Correct Answer Anaemia

Explanation:

  • Anaemia means having less ‘hemoglobin’ and iron in the blood.
  • Medicines are taken for strength.
  • People should eat jaggery, amla, and green leafy vegetables because they have iron.
  • Proper food and diet are necessary for fast recovery from any diseases.
  • A doctor advises different types of food during different diseases.

Additional Information

Diseases and their treatment:

Disease

Treatment

Fever
  • Fever means increased body temperature.
  • Taking paracetamol.
  • Taking proper rest and food.

Typhoid
  • It spreads through contaminated food or water.
  • It can also spread due to poor hygienic conditions.
  • People with typhoid get a high fever, loss of appetite, and diarrhea.
  • Taking antibiotics and drinking lots of water.

Malaria
  • Malaria spreads only by the disease-carrying mosquitoes.
  • A blood test is done to check if a person has malaria or not.
  • People with malaria get a fever with chills and rigors.
  • In early times, the dried and powdered bark of the Cinchona tree was used to make medicine for malaria.
  • Earlier people used to boil the bark powder and strain the water which was given to patients.
  • Now tablets are made from this.

Thus, this patient must be suffering from Anaemia.

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