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TSH increased 9.395
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My TSH increased to 9.395 ...it was 3.625 before 2 months...im taking 50mcg thyronorm...I'm a Breastfeeding mother... What dosage should I take now? And please suggest any remedy for descrease TSH levels...
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Chitrakadi Vati 2Vati Before meal / twice a day
3 weeks Luke warm water
Trikatu Churna 2 gm Before food 3 weeks Gomutra / Madhu / Luke warm water
Vyoshadi Guggulu Vati 2Vati Before meal /
twice a day
3 weeks Luke warm water
Varuna Shigru Kwatha 12 ml Before meal /
twice a day
2-3 weeks
Do’s -
• Ahara: Kaphahara Ahara like Yava
(barley), Bajra (millet), Jovar (pearl
millet), Ragi, vegetables like radish,
Sarshapa, drumsticks, Gandeera
(coleus) and spices like Shunthi,
Jeeraka and Trikatu, buttermilk,
Ushna Jala (Luke warm water).
• Vihara: Regular exercises,
Yogasanas, Pranayama like Surya
Bhedana, Kapalbhati etc.
Don’ts –
• Ahara: Heavy food articles and fried
preparation, refined foods such
as white flour, black gram, peas,
potatoes, curd, milk, fermented and
bakery items,
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Do these yoga daily:-
Sinhasan
Sarvangasan
Bhujangasan
Halasan
Ujjai and kapalbhati .
These yoga are very important for you
Second :- sock one teaspoon of dhania in one glass of normal water for whole night and drink this water in morning empty stomach.
3rd:-take sone guava leaves and boil with water few minutes and then gargal daily..
4th if you want start ayurvedic medicine of thyroid then consult here because you already taking allopathy .
Next Steps
any query consult here
Health Tips
avoid those things which you kept in Frize.
avoid sour things like lemon pickel
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You are already on allopathy thyroid medication. You said it was 3.625 before. So was it with medicines? Or now after your TSH went to 9 doctor started with 50mcg thyronorm?
We have very good drugs for thyroid in ayurveda. You consult online as this needs detailed discussion.
Since how long you are hypothyroid? All these history in detail should be known. You can continue with same dosage of thyronorm and along with that you can start ayurveda medicines for thyroid. But this needs to be monitored. So consult me online on this platform
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Hi, I will suggest u to contact on personal platform to discuss about it and to find right solution.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any other doubts.
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Do some special yoga
Take proper counseling about this Chat online
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause
Next Steps
Maintain healthy lifestyle and diet schedule
Health Tips
Avoid excess oily spicy salty dairy ansd products in diet
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