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Thyroid issue.
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My mom has thyroid problem past four years. Earlier she has high level and now it's low. Currently in allopathy medication. Can this be treated and cured in Ayurveda.
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Thanks for inquiring on authentic platform and pleased to note ur trust on holistic n traditional Ayurved science of health care.
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surely Ayurved delivers to expectations by your i.e. pts pro-active actions as well
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take a pain to reach out to Ayurveda hospital attached to Ayurveda educational institution for authentic approach
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Yes Ayurveda treatment can regulate thyroid gland function.
Need is good diet , medicine and some yoga
1. Reduce stress level by meditation
2. Menopause phase should not be ignored
3. Nasya therapy by panchakarma will help
4. Cow ghee nasya means 2 drops of cow ghee apply in nostrils early in morning daily
5. Eat daily 3 to 4 leaves of tulsi.
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consult once with following above remedies
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eat healthy diet avoid cold stuff in your diet
use saindhav salt instead of iodine salt
also follow my youtube channel given tips for thyroid problems
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It can be treated by ayyrveda..but we need patience and imcompomised strict routine feom her side need. Thorough follow up two weekly needed.
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Dr. Dinesh Kapoor
Ayurveda
9 yrs exp
Amritsar
Free t3 and t4 and tsh values
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