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How to avoid Chamki fever: गर्मियों में मिलने वाला लीची का फल खाने में जितना स्वादिष्ट लगता है उतना ही सेहतमंद होता है। हालांकि इस फल को खाते हुए कई बातों का ध्यान रखना बेहद जरूरी होता है। आपको बता दें कि इस फल की तासीर गर्म होती है। इस फल को खाने से चमकी बुखार होने का भी डर रहता है। वीडियो में देखें चमकी बुखार के लक्षण, इलाज क्या है ? <br/> <br/>How to avoid Chamki fever: The litchi fruit available in summers is as tasty as it is healthy. However, it is very important to keep many things in mind while eating this fruit. Let us tell you that the nature of this fruit is hot. There is also a fear of getting Chamki fever by eating this fruit.Chamki Bukhar Kaise Hota Hai: Chamki Bukhar Ke Lakshan, Ilaj Kya Hai ? <br/> <br/>#chamkibukharkaisehotahai #chamkibukharkelakshan #chamkibukharkailaj #chamkibukharkyahai #chamkibukhartreatment #chamkibukharkyuhotahai #brainfeversymptomsinhindi #brainfeverkyahai #brainfeversymptoms #brainfevertreatment <br/><br/>~PR.111~HT.318~ED.284~
How to avoid Chamki fever: गर्मियों में मिलने वाला लीची का फल खाने में जितना स्वादिष्ट लगता है उतना ही सेहतमंद होता है। हालांकि इस फल को खाते हुए कई बातों का ध्यान रखना बेहद जरूरी होता है। आपको बता दें कि इस फल की तासीर गर्म होती है। इस फल को खाने से चमकी बुखार होने का भी डर रहता है। वीडियो में देखें चमकी बुखार के लक्षण, इलाज क्या है ? <br/> <br/>How to avoid Chamki fever: The litchi fruit available in summers is as tasty as it is healthy. However, it is very important to keep many things in mind while eating this fruit. Let us tell you that the nature of this fruit is hot. There is also a fear of getting Chamki fever by eating this fruit.Chamki Bukhar Kaise Hota Hai: Chamki Bukhar Ke Lakshan, Ilaj Kya Hai ? <br/> <br/>#chamkibukharkaisehotahai #chamkibukharkelakshan #chamkibukharkailaj #chamkibukharkyahai #chamkibukhartreatment #chamkibukharkyuhotahai #brainfeversymptomsinhindi #brainfeverkyahai #brainfeversymptoms #brainfevertreatment <br/><br/>~PR.111~HT.318~ED.284~
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