In Karachi, Pakistan, a rise in stomach-related illnesses has been reported due to excessive consumption of fried and sweet foods during Ramadan. According to Dr. Irfan, Emergency in-charge at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre, over 70 cases of cholera and acidity are being recorded daily, compared to the usual 30 cases. Similarly, Dr. Imran from Dr. Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital reported 60-70 cases of cholera and stomach diseases daily. Medical experts recommend eating yogurt during Suhoor and Iftar, reducing tea consumption, walking after meals, and prioritizing water, lemon water, and fresh juices to maintain good health. Additionally, Karachi is experiencing a severe shortage of blood donations during Ramadan, with Dr. Saqib Ansari, a haematologist, stating that patients with thalassemia, haemophilia, anaemia, and other disorders are facing difficulties due to the lack of blood donations.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/594169-karachi-sees-surge-in-stomach-diseases-amid-increased-fried-food-consumption-in-ramadanKarachi is experiencing a rise in stomach-related illnesses due to increased consumption of fried and sweet items during Ramadan, with over 70 cases of cholera and acidity being recorded daily at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre and Dr Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital. Medical experts have advised people to include yogurt in their meals, reduce tea consumption, walk after Suhoor and Iftar, and avoid immediate sleep after meals to maintain good health. Meanwhile, Karachi is also facing a severe shortage of blood donations during Ramadan, with patients suffering from thalassemia, haemophilia, anaemia, and other disorders facing difficulties due to the lack of blood donations.
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