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What Is The Right Diet For A Person Who Has Recently Recovered From Chicken Pox?

I am Raja Mukherjee 43, recover from chicken pox just 4 to 5 days, body weight 96kgs, height 6 feet, BP 150/110.
under medication, other test report are normal,except cholesterol is high but within normal range.My query is what type of diet i should take daily.
Mon, 14 Apr 2014
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Welcome to HCM,

Chicken pox is a disease caused by varicella virus which is transmitted by droplet infection and nuclei.

It is highly infectious and communicable 2 days before the rashes to 4 days aftre the rashes. The rashes and symptoms will be more in a patient with reduced immunity.

As such there is no food restriction but you have to consume food which boost your immunity. Protein rich food helps to increase the immunity and fight against thus virus.

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What Is The Right Diet For A Person Who Has Recently Recovered From Chicken Pox?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, Chicken pox is a disease caused by varicella virus which is transmitted by droplet infection and nuclei. It is highly infectious and communicable 2 days before the rashes to 4 days aftre the rashes. The rashes and symptoms will be more in a patient with reduced immunity. As such there is no food restriction but you have to consume food which boost your immunity. Protein rich food helps to increase the immunity and fight against thus virus. Thank you.