Children, elderly - all are affected by dengue fever. It is important to take care of food and nutrition in the dengue. Especially when children are feverish, they give up just to eat. From this, there may be many complications including water If someone has a dengue fever in the house then keep the following things in mind.
■ Usually, doctors recommend drinking at least three liters of water for 3 liters of water a day while dengue fever. Many people do not want to drink water if they are affected by fever. So to meet water needs, add fruit juice (not bought biscuits, home-made juice) with water, add coconut water. Fruit contains Vitamin C, which increases immunity. Malta, orange, lemon, guava, kiwi, strawberry, papaya, pomegranate, and pomegranate etc. should be eaten. The result is a lot of water content. Without it, it will also help to increase the taste. Dab water has minerals or electrolytes, which is very useful for dengue fever.
■ It will be very beneficial to play different types of vegetables by chewing liqueur. Give vegetables more than vegetables like carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers etc. Because it has more water content. Broccoli is the source of Vitamin K, which reduces the risk of bleeding in dengue. There are several types of veg that will be eaten.
■ Give the daily variety of soup to the dengue patient, such as vegetable soup, tomato soup, chicken soup or corn soup. This will meet the demand for water, as well as nutrition will be ensured. Apart from this, you can eat soft-boiled food, jow, cloves etc.
■ Dengue has many problems in digestion, vomiting, stomach pain. In the liver, there are abnormalities in Dengue, SGPP increases. So it is better to not eat extra spices and fat oiled foods. But there should be enough protein in the diet. There will be milk, eggs and various foods, fish and poultry made from them.
■ There are many types of herbal supplements. Useful in dengue as it helps to increase papaya leaf mucous. Two fresh papaya leaves crushed and one tablespoon of potato juice can drink twice a day.
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