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With an estimated 85% plus of the world’s population having some problem with their thyroid gland, informational material, treatment reviews, questions and discussions are long overdue. Join us as we examine the thyroid imbalance and help you with your quest for treatments and understanding. Join us regularly as we update almost daily!
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Hypothyroidism Treatment: A natural herbal remedy.
There are many hypothyroidism Treatment, the most popular is by taking herbal supplyments that works with your own system to produce the right amount of hormone.
Thyroid remedies do differ with the type of thyroids you are affected with. Due to the change in the food habits, the climatic conditions and the environment people lose their healthy lifestyle, and they now travel towards the unhealthy situations where they hunt to find a cure to new diseases. Thyroidism is one of the major prevailing diseases. It has been estimated that nearly 87.25% of the world’s population is in some problem with their thyroid glands. The ignorance and lack of knowledge about the importance of the thyroid glands have led to such effect.
Food Habits and Thyroidism:
People ignore the advices and try to stick with their favorite food items, which might cause problems in the thyroid gland. The popular junk foods and the creamy ice creams are always attractive to the younger generation and sometimes to the elderly generation too. This attraction is the main cause to the change of food habits and gradually to the sickening of health. There are many types of remedies available for different types of thyroid problems one faces
Thyroidism:
This condition occurs when one of your hormones miss’s and you lack the functionality given by the missing hormone. Treating the thyroid will involve replacing or restoring the hormone that is missing and allowing the proper functionality of the thyroid gland. There are two types of preparations available to cure this, T4, T3 and T4 is usually used during the initial stages. T3 is used when the patient is in the advanced stage. The T3 is used to immediately replace the hormone and start gaining the functionality.
Thyroidism generally occurs when the hormones secrete above their normal levels and this might have adverse effects on the body. To control this, there are many remedies available. These remedies will suppress the secretion of the hormones. There are different methods for treating the thyroid like the anti-thyroid drugs, radioactive, and surgical proceedures. For the radioactive remedy, radioactive iodine is used. The surgical method is used rarely, and they remove the parts that secrete excessive hormones.
Cancer in the thyroid glands:
Cancer in the thyroid glands is considered the most serious problems in the thyroid glands. There are three methods to remove these cancer cells from the thyroid glands. One can remove it using surgery or through lymph node dissection. In surgery the cancer-affected cells are alone removed and in the lymph node dissection the affected part is removed.
Autoimmune thyroid disease:
This could be cured by reducing the amounts of antibodies in your body. The thyroid glands secrete the anti-bodies in large amounts and this could be reduced by removing these excessive secretions.
Goiter:
Goiter is the most common form of the problems in the thyroid glands. The thyroid glands get inflamed and this could be controlled at the early stage. If the person has already gone through the inflammation then surgery would be the only help.
Conclusion:
Rather than going through with the extremes of trying to get the perfect thyroid, there are natural ways of curing your thyroid. Pacific Naturals is a leading herbal supplement company that provides an herbal remedy called Thyromine, a natural answer to your thyroid needs. Thyromine is an all-natural thyroid supplement that works with your body’s own system to help the thyroid produce the right amount of hormone for your every day needs.
best treatment for hypothyroidism?
looking for options in addition to medication
Your use of the word "medication" suggests you may misunderstand the treatment, which is normally simply taking enough thyroid hormone to replace what your gland is no longer capable of producing. Nothing could be more straightforward.
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HYPOTHYROIDISM..WHAT IF THE TREATMENT DOENT WORK?
I HAVE JUST STARTED A TREATMENT FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM (EUTIROX)…IS THERE ANY POSSIBILITY THE TREATMENT WONT WORK? IM SCARED…
PLEASE HELP
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I’ve been on either synthroid or levothyroxin for 2 years now. Synthroid stopped working for me. If your pill stops working, you’ll be fine. You’ll notice the symptoms starting to come back (fatigue, muscle weakness, ect), and you’ll need to call your doctor. They’ll do some blood work, determine it’s not working, and then put you on something else or adjust your dosage. Breathe, don’t panic. While you’re not supposed to stop taking your pills, if they stop working, you won’t suddenly drop dead. Luckily for you, hypothyroidism very rarely, if ever, ends in surgery, due to the fact that removing part of your thyroid would only make matters worse. Just make sure you keep up with your pill, and take it correctly. 30 minutes before your morning meal, every, every, every, every day.
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do you think i should push for treatment based on my symptoms, hypothyroidism, details inside?
ok so ive been feeling down recently, not emotionally, im a rock upstairs, but physically run down
in the last year ive put on a huge amount of weight, and i know i dont exercise enough and i eat a little too much (or used to) but the last time i lost weight i was eating maybe 500 calories a day and my job involved 6 hours a night of essentially cardio workouts and even then i didnt lose much.
i decided to go to the doctor because i had tried dieting and exercise again to no avail so i went to see what help i could get. she took a history to which i provided to following symptoms (some answers were prompted by her, they are all true, but some i dont notice without thinking on it)
sensetivity to cold (im used to working in a kitchen, followed by long stints in the walk in freezer) now i get shivery if the wind blows
weight gain as discussed above
low energy
lack of desire to eat, infact if i dont eat breakfast, i can go about 2 days without any food before feeling hungry (my blood sugar is normal, as is my cholesterol)
low sex drive (my testosterone came out as low, havent had it rechecked yet, but ive gone from having or desiring sex at least once a day to not really wanting sex at all… im 22 and ive gone off sex!!!) its not a performance issue btw it still works fine, i just have no desire for it.
inability to sleep, and then when i do sleep, i find it incredibly difficult to wake up again.
muscle weakness, now i know im overweight and out of shape, but i get cramp going up stairs, my hands cramp opening a tin of beans, ive lost no muscle mass but i cant lift or carry the same amounts anymore and i tire very easily.
now my TSH level was 4.6 which if you dont know is .4 below the "treatment" stage (tsh is the indicator to how much of a kicking your thyroid needs to start working, the higher the number, the more effort it takes to get it to turn on)
my t4 level was "normal" so she said, but she would have to watch my tsh to see if anything develops
now considering that since the last blood test on record had a normalish tsh and the huge weight gain (im talking 100lbs in 12 months with no considerable change in diet/lifestyle) that to me shouts "hypothyroidism" but she suggested that the low testosterone may be to blame.
now im no doctor, but my testosterone was 9 point something, and 10 is normal whereas my tsh is 4.6 gone up alot in the last year, blood relatives with thyroid conditions, and all the symptoms of hypothyroidism, surely that seems a more likely diagnosis? anyway if ive gained weight of course my testosterone will be low, thats why fat people have low fertility… i weight 24 stones at 6 foot tall! i actually make scales say error or the dial do a complete circle (dont laugh lol, ok ill let you laugh) of course there will be other problems, but surely treating for the symptoms is a good idea i mean, its either gonna work, or its not, right? i mean thats diagnostics at its simplest, surely starting at a low 50mg of thyroxine wouldnt cause any harmful side effects? if the symptoms show signs of improvement then increase the dose as necessary, if no improvement in symptoms or the TSH then sure, keep looking…
am i right in demanding treatment based on the symptoms and the evidence provided above? i cant survive like this much longer im too damn fat, too damn tired, and if i dont get my sex drive back, my relationship with my fiancee is going to take a hit… shes hornier than a dog in heat!
i await your responses,
a valid point about the "fat" dieting
i got a little fat, so i exercised, my job took up my whole life so i didnt get time to eat (never been one to remember to eat… go figure! a fat guy who doesnt get hungry!)
i have tried eating balanced meals at regular intervals to no avail.
and fyi, i dont like processed foods, i really love vegetables and as a chef i regularly cook proper food, and when im too busy my fiancee or parents make sure i eat right (cause they know what im like)
Firstly no one can, or indeed should, demand any treatment that their physician does not feel appropriate. To make a confirmed diagnosis of hypothyroidism requires 3 criteria in most cases, a raised TSH, a low T4 and a positive thyroid antibody. Though of course it does occur in men, it is also much more common in women. It is also the case that in most patients these days who do get a hypothyroid diagnosis, even when levothyroxine is given it makes no difference to the patients weight, as this is usually unrelated to the thyroid disease.
Has anyone tried and had success with neural therapy treatment for hypothyroidism?
I’ve recently had my dental amalgams removed and completed chelation for heavy metal toxicity (mercury, lead and aluminum), but I’m still showing signs of hypothyroidism (TSH 2.47, T3 4.0, T4 13.0)
Thanks, SkepDoc, for your, well, skepticism, but I’m looking for feedback from someone who actually has had experience with neural therapy. I’m very well informed about my options in allopathic medicine having been to see different GP’s and endocrinologists, not to mention I’m a healthcare practitioner myself. The only thing offered to me was a prescription for synthyroid and support for my decision to chelate.
Before starting Nature-Throid, my TSH was 8.89. On 2 grains my current TSH reading is a near optimal level (ideal being 1.5), though my T3 is still quite low and my T4 hasn’t ever changed despite my dosage indicating that I’m not converting to T3 very well.
So… back to my question, anyone out there who’s had a successful experience with Neural therapy for hypothyroidism?
Maybe it’s time to start a real treatment…….instead of wasting your time on quackery? I’ve never heard of "neural therapy", and since I haven’t that likely means it is yet another quack treatment….it’s hard to keep up with all the nonsense that’s out there.
Your blood tests are actually not confirming hypothyroidism, but are quite normal.
Please see a real doctor and get some proper treatment of whatever symptoms you think you are having.
EDIT: Ok, I looked up Neural Therapy, and I have heard of it under different names such as prolotherapy. It involves injecting things like saline or "homeopathic" solutions into key trigger points. It has been used in Germany for a long time…Germans are notoriously into quack treatments, by the way….and there is no evidence it is useful for any condition.
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