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People with these problems should avoid consumption of papaya fruit

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 8, 2022 17:54 IST

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Papaya can lower blood glucose levels, which can be dangerous for diabetic patients. If you are a diabetic patient, always consume it only after consulting a doctor.
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Consumption of papaya proves to be harmful to people suffering from blood pressure. Therefore, people who are taking blood pressure medicines should avoid consuming papaya. It can prove to be harmful to them.
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Papaya is rich in Vitamin C antioxidant which enhances immunity in the body. But a study has revealed that excessive intake of vitamin C can lead to the problem of kidney stones.
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There is confusion about the consumption of papaya during pregnancy, some people believe that it should be consumed and some do not agree with it. Experts believe that ripe papaya can be eaten but raw papaya should be avoided. Unripe papayas are high in latex and papain.
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Papaya can cause severe allergic reactions to people with sensitive skin. Papaya contains latex which is dangerous for the skin. Consumption of papaya juice and papaya seeds should be avoided, although consumption of its leaves can cause stomach irritation.
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According to the US National Library of Medicine, if you are taking blood-thinning medications, you should not eat papaya. Doing so can increase the chances of bleeding and bruising.
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