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Ibs&hypothyroidism
I have hypothyroidism (hashitoes)since 7years.from 2 years I am facing kidney stones problem(3mm,4mm).from 8months I have loose stools2- 3times early morning only.2 days I have black stools..i have upper stomach pain after eating raw vegetables,chapthi, hard food ground nuts etc. I have pain in abdomen before &after evacuation stool ,stools evacuate is in complete..idone all tests crp, liver function test,ana profile, creatine test,cbc,prothedene blood clot test,abdomen scan endoscopy, colonoscopy,in colon biopsy chronic non specific inflamation.i consult gastreoenterologist they prescribe sarotena tablet for 3months.l want to know ibs&hypothyroidism are permanently cured in ayurveda.please reply.
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sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day
pittari avleh 10 gm twice a day
kanchnar avleh 3 gm twice a day
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relief in 3-4 days and for complete cure take it for 60 days only
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avoid spicy and oily food
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For ayurvedic treatment consult me online
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Ayurveda
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
IBS is treatable through Ayurveda but hypothyroidism
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