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Hi doctors, i am not sure if this is the right forum to ask but as this was regarding my health so wanted to post here. As far as I know microwave ovens do not change the structure of the molecules which makes them non-ionising radiation. I am aware that ionising is the one which affects our dna. So my question is, as I use microwave oven to cook rice(15-18minutes), is that safe? I have read microwave oven is safe in some places and unsafe in other places. Please shed some light on this. If its bad I will avoid using oven for cooking rice.
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Microwave oven seems safe.
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Yes You can use ovens
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Microwave is fine but better to cook rice seperately
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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