I am 17 years old
I am suffering from hypothyroidism.
Can I overcome it by doing yoga?
How long I have to take medication?
I have very light bleeding on my periods. Is there any pregnancy problems
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May cause problem in pregnancy if not cured.
Scanty bleeding and hormonal imbalance are related.. same pathology.
Medication duration always dependent on how deep the Damage in body..Damage is always equal to the strength of cause which induced the problem. That causes are in lifestyle related to food sleep activity.
The first two steps among Ashtanga Yoga helps to overcome the problem of physical origin. That is Following Yama and Niyama. Following Yama Niyama In simple words Lifestyle correction. Or correction for causes in lifestyle.
It's advisable you take the Medications as per protocols.
Yoga will aid the therapy further.
Therapy duration will be decided by your reports. Yes hypothyroidism may cause problems if not corrected.
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