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Divya Thyrogrit for breastfeeding mother
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My wife TSH is 8.050. can she take divya thyrogrit and is it safe for breastfeeding mother.
T3 - 1.22
T4 - 6.8
TSH - 8.050
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:-Please give proper history is she taking any kind of allopathy medicine for thyroid.
:- if she is not taking any kind of medicine then only do these things.
:- drink warm water empty stomach or warm water when ever she eat any thing
:- avoid spicy and street food ,avoid non veg
:- Her BP?
Any history of hypertension, anxiety, diabetes
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if her baby is of one year then start yoga
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Ayurvedic treatment is given after estimating the Cause, Doshas, Lifestyle, Bodytype, etc of the individual.
If it is taken without the above calculations, it's just like Arrowing in d Dark.
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Thyrogrit is good med for Hypothyroidism.
It contains herbs like Guggul, black pepper, pippali which r Hot by Nature. If your wife or child is having a Head body(Pitta Prakruti), Thyrogrit may lead to Heat in d body.
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No take a detailed consultation.
How old is the baby
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Take authentic treatment
Not use any medicine without Consult of physician
Not take lightly
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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