Hina Khan seeks remedy for Mucositis, a side-effect of chemotherapy; fans offer suggestions

Hina Khan is battling third stage breast cancer. The actress was diagnosed some months back, and is seeking treatment at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. She has undergone five sessions of chemo, and three are still pending. The brave actress said that she is suffering from some of the side effects of chemotherapy. Hina Khan is facing problems because of mucositis. In that situation, one has inflammation in the throat. Hina Khan asked her fans to give her some remedies to deal with it. The actress has been trying her best to fight her situation. From going to the gym and indulging in weekend trips, Hina Khan is making sure that she is not mentally down. 

Netizens immediately rushed to her with a number of suggestions. One of the most common ones was use of a special mouthwash that would ease the pain in the throat. Others told her to drink a lot of liquids like lemon juice, curd water and so on. Everyone is super impressed with how she is fighting the situation. The actress revealed how her mom was in shock when she heard about the diagnosis but found strength to offer solace to her daughter. Friends like Mouni Roy, Nisha Rawal, Jennifer Winget and others are giving her words of encouragement. 

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Hina Khan who is best known as Akshara from Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai is also the runners-up of Bigg Boss 11. She did very well on Khatron Ke Khiladi as well. Hina Khan was on a career high with her Punjabi film Shinda Shinda No Papa making Rs 40 crores plus at the box office. Due to her treatment she had to bow out of a web series. The actress is doing some promotions in the course of her treatment. Her mother and boyfriend Rocky Jaiswal have been by her side in this journey. The two have been together for almost a decade now. He is a film producer and has his own podcast. Hina Khan’s mother celebrated her birthday recently. The lady said her only wish to see her daughter free of the dreaded disease.