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Yes, you may gargle while fasting, but don’t swallow; if liquid reaches your throat on purpose, many traditions say the fast breaks.

Yes, flossing during a fast is allowed as long as you avoid swallowing debris or flavored residue.

Yes, fasting after gallbladder removal can be safe for many adults once healed, with short windows, gentle meals, and medical clearance.

Yes, fasting with an overactive thyroid is possible when your levels are stable, meds are timed well, and a clinician approves.

Yes, fasting with a sore throat can be okay if symptoms are mild and you stay safe; stop and seek care with fever, dehydration, or severe pain.

No, fasting with only protein shakes isn’t a true fast and can shortchange nutrients, fiber, and energy needs.

No, fasting with low iron raises health risks; treat iron deficiency first and consider fasting only after levels recover.

Yes, fasting with kidney stones can be done if you keep urine volume high and avoid dehydration risks.

Yes, some people with IBS can fast safely, but keep fluids steady and break the fast with gentle meals to avoid symptom flare-ups.

Yes, people with type 2 diabetes can fast with clinician guidance, medication tweaks, and tight glucose checks.