Foods to be avoided during thyphoid, Biology

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Foods to be avoided are:

High fibre foods like whole grain cereals and  their products (e.g. whole wheat flour, cracked wheat, whole pulses)

Raw vegetables and fruits

Fried fatty foods

Chemical irritants  like spices, pickles, papad, ketchups etc.

 


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