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Thyroid treatment
My brother is taking thyronorm 50 since 6 months. Now, we consult homeopathic doctor for treatment. Doctor told that he has hyperthyroid and prescribed the medicine accordingly.
Is the medicine uses in homeopathy are same for hypo or hyper thyroid or required to check medical test and start further treatment.
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You need to do your TSH levels before starting homoeopathy. Also you need to communicate clearly with the treating doctor about your existing meds.
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Hello, Homoeopathy medicine is not prescribed based upon the diagnosis but given on the basis of his symptoms. SO, you can definitely continue the medicines. It is common that a Hypothyroid state under medication can go to Hyperthyroidism. It is always better to get the TFT test taken 3-6 months once. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Thyroid can be well treated by homoeopathy.
You need to provide whole history on that basis a practioner gives single remedy which can cure the disease.
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Medicine in homoeopathy give on the basis of individual. So don't worry .. in medicine are choosen correctly then that doesn't mean hyper or hypo.
If you go for test after using thyronorm then it is also not give exact detail of thyroid function. It all changes according to medicine effect.
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Hi Dear,
Homeopathy have cure of every possible diseases. In homeopathy the medicine prescribed for every individual is different because homeopathy medicine prescribed on the basis of patients constitutions.
At Dr. Deepika’s Homeopathy, We cured lots of patients of thyroid..
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Constitutional homoeopathic treatment will be really effective in these problems as it treat patient as a whole
We have very good medicines to treat your condition from the root itself without having any side effects
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Hi dear Homoeopathy has curative results for thyroid disorders without causing any side effects and balancing the hormone secretion and synthesis normally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier service
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Please consult for proper treatment and advice
Medicine prescribed accordingly to the totality of symptoms either of hypo or hyper thyroid...
So please consult me for proper treatment
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We can't compare homoeopathy with allopathy as both pathies are different hence their mode of treatment and principles are not same.
In homoeopathy we prescribe medicine on the basis of totality of symptoms of the patient and we treat patient as a whole not the disease.
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In allopathy there are 2 different medicines for hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. On the basis of prescribed medicine any doctor can come to know whether the person has hypo or hyperthyroidism.
Homoeopathy medicines are given on the basis of individuality after taking a detail history. The homoepathy medicines used for either of the thyroid ( hypo or hyper),are selected on basis of the personality of a person .
Therefore the medicines will be different.
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It is better to clear your doubts with the doctor to whom you have consulted.
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