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la tashrabuu almiah alghaziat baed alfasikh.. nasayih tibiyat la (shm nasim)
biqalami: rina majdi salih
hadhar alduktur 'ahmad hamdi mudir eami altibi albaytarii bisuhaj, min tanawul almiah alghaziat baed tanawul alfasikh walmuluhat wal'asmak almumalahati, dimn tuqus alaihtifal alsanawiat bi shumi alnasim.
wa'awdah mudir eami altibi albaytarii, 'ana mukhatarat 'akl alfasikh (smik buriin mumlahi) 'akbar min 'amal almuluha (smik albiqar alniyli), li'ana altamlih hu 'ahamu eamil hifz lihadhih al'asmak, 'iilaa 'ana tariqat alfasikh yaqilu fiha altamlih ealaa eaks almuluhati.
wa'adaf 'ana alfasikh shart lihifzih altabridu, wadhalik la yahduth fi muezam almahalaati, walidhalik almuluhat 'aqala khuturatan min alfasikh, fi halat la qadr allah altaearud liltalawuth albaktiri.
nasayih muhimat fi shami alnasim waqadam alduktur 'ahmad hamdi, baed alnasayih eind tanawul alfasikh 'aw almuluhat minha, shurb kamiyat kafiat min alma' mudafDon't Drink Carbonated Drinks After Eating Feseekh: Medical Advice for Sham El-Nessim
By: Rana Magdy Saleh
Dr. Ahmed Hamdy, Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Sohag, warned against consuming carbonated drinks after eating feseekh (fermented mullet), malouha (salted fish), and other salted fish, which are part of the annual Sham El-Nessim celebrations.
The Director General of Veterinary Medicine explained that the risk of eating feseekh (salted mullet) is greater than malouha (Nile catfish), because salting is the most important preservative for these fish. However, the method of preparing feseekh involves less salting than malouha.
He added that refrigeration is essential for preserving feseekh, and this is not provided in most shops. Therefore, malouha is less dangerous than feseekh in the event of bacterial contamination.
Important Tips for Sham El-Nessim
Dr. Ahmed Hamdy offered some advice for eating feseekh or malouha, including drinking a sufficient amount of water.
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