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TSH Value is high
My TSH value is 16.3, and doctor recommended to have 25mg thyroxine. Can I have weekly once chicken or egg. Or I have to completely avoid it.
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You can have it
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Yes u can have
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You can have chicken and egg. But need to know your weight and other parameters
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Need more information about u so connect me through practo u will get good result definitely
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Yes you can have egg or chicken once in a while. Try to cut down on fats, don't eat butter chicken, as it will further increase your weight. You have to reduce your weight. So go for high fiber diet, whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables. Make sure you increase your physical activity on daily basis. Go for brisk walking for at least 1 hour every day.
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Weight loss will definitely bring down your TSH levels.
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Please connect directly for the same.
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Ms. Kapila
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11 yrs exp
Ludhiana
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We need several other Parameters & vitals to advise about the right Nutrition & best Lifestyle Management for you. Kindly connect through the app.
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Ms. Trupti Padhi
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1 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Gud evening yes u can have once to twice in a week eggs lean chicken n fish.
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