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What is the best diet to go on after an acoustic neuroma tumor operation?
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No strong reccs: While there is much research on lifestyle changes that can help reduce the chance of certain tumor recurrences, as of yet there is not a strong body of evidence associated with any one as it relates to acoustic neuromas.
Answered 10/3/2015
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Acoustic neuroma: No special diet needed or known to "prevent" acoustic. Ear a balanced diet, lean proteins, carbs from fruits and vegetables, healthy fats. Look up something under "mediterranean " diet for guidance.
Answered 3/27/2021
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