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Thyroid imbalance
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I am 28yr old women having thyroid problem from past 6yrs. I always use to take thyrox 50mg medicine but from last 6months I am shifted to 75mg by my gynecologist for my infertility treatment because that time my TSH was 6.5 and I was gaining weight too. But after 6month now my TSH level is 0.495 and T3 is 1.67 & T4 is 13.85(little high). So I just want to know that why my T4 is high and T3 &TSH is normal. And also should I continue with 75mg tablet or should get back to 50mg again. I am also trying to conceive from past 1year but I am unsuccessful because of my hormonal imbalance.
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Thyroid can not be cured it can be prevented by diet so follow three main things like healthy diet, exercise and brisk walk morning and evening.
Take high fiber food in ur diet.
Add plenty of water.
Add more fruits and vegetables in ur diet.
Avoid junk and oily food.
Small and frequent feeding should be included in your diet.
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You can reduce ur weight 5kg within one month by following rules.
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Hello practo user
Sure ,we will help you
We have diet for a thyroid patients which not only help to balance thyroid function but also cure the complication and disease caused due to thyroid.
But before prescribing any thing we need some information like
. Vitals
. Purpose
. Medical history
. Family history
. Occupation
. Physical activity
. Daily routine
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Ms. Geetanjali
Dietitian/Nutritionist
20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
Yes please continue taking tablets as prescribed by the doctor.
Along with it try following a balanced clean (healthy) diet, this will help you with your thyroid problems.
-Exercise daily for an hour (Can be at home or simple exercises like running, jogging, brisk walking, on the spot marching, squats, etc) -Include protein in your diet (taking protein rich foods post workout helps in muscle building) -Increase fiber in your diet (Will help you stay full) -Include fruits and vegetables in your diet (2-3 serving) -Water intake of atleast 3L per day -Add healthy fat like nuts to your diet. -Avoid/Exclude fried, sugary and junk food -Eat a balanced and healthy diet -Do not skip breakfast as 40% of days energy is from breakfast
NOTE: The above mentioned practices can change according to a specific medical condition.
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