د. Jihad Irani, طب الأسرة - I advise starting lowering your caffeine intake before the beginning of Ramadan. Once you stop it, you might have a few days of headaches, but these will go away. Start weaning now and don't wait unti... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - There are a number of categories of healthy people and patients who are exempt from fasting. These include pre-pubertal children, or women during pregnancy, breastfeeding mothers; travelers) or people... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - Anytime is a good time to quit smoking! So why not give it a try since you are already fasting and thus cannot smoke? Go for it!

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - Kindly refer to my answer to your previous question.

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - Eating in small increments upon breaking your fast, and not all in one shot, is key to avoid getting bloated. This also applies to drinking water and fluids upon iftar, which could pose a problem give... إقرأ أكثر

د. Zakia Dimassi, طب الأطفال - i agree with my colleague; the dizziness you have felt might have been due to inadequate hydration - you were fasting, and you probably did not drink enough fluids upon breaking your fasting; another ... إقرأ أكثر

د. Salim Saab, طب الأذن والحنجرة - It depends on the method of vaccination. If it is oral, it breaks the fast, if it is by injection, it doesn't.

د. Rania Mousa, الطب العام - If the blood sugar is well controlled and the blood pressure is controlled you can fast as long as this is not making a risk on your health BUT, if patients with diabetes, especially if “br... إقرأ أكثر

د. Rania Mousa, الطب العام - There's no clear answer.We can't be sure that fasting is safe for you and your baby. However, fasting in pregnancy appears to be safer for you and your baby if you feel strong and well enou... إقرأ أكثر