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I was diagnosed with lung scarring after infection ( tuberculosis) for mote than 3 yrs, im 26 years old. what food that i can take with this condition?
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Anything you like: There is no limitations on what you can eat. Eat all that is healthy!
Answered 4/16/2013
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