Eating dry grapes with orange fruit

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Asked for Female, 26 Years

Today i ate one handful dry grapes just after eating oranges. iam doing like this daily(iam eating dry grapes with oranges or with any other fruit) is it ok ? Are it will digest to me ? (or) it will cause any digestive problem ?

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Dr. Milind Sathe

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It's ok no harmful interaction.

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