#hypo and hyperthyroidism

[preeeow]

sometimes i tell people ive had the same family doctor my whole life and theyre like "wow thats so nice i bet they know u so well!" and like. youd think! you really would think. However

[theslvttysimp]

●MC with PCOS or Hormonal Imbalance●

Scenario: You are a MC with female anatomy who suffers from PCOS or a hormone imbalance. You have abnormal periods, painful cramps, and grow some facial hair. Here is how the brothers would respond!

TW: Facial hair on femine face, hormone imbalances, weight gain, food restriction

LuciferXmc, AsmoXmc, BeelXmc

As someone with hypothyroidism, I feel us hormonal imbalanced people need to be represented! We are beautiful,strong, and worthy of love! If you ever want to vent about the struggles of PCOS, hypo or hyperthyroidism, or any hormonal imbalance you may be struggling with I am all ears! Xoxo

ASMO

Went to go touch your face out of endearment, trying to give you a quick little kiss. You suddenly pulled your face away from his hands, you get embarrassed from people touching your face in fear they could feel some stubble.

He automatically looks so sad, how could you pull away from him? " Sweetiiiiieeee.... why did you pull away from me? Did I do something wrong baby?"

You admit that you don't like anyone touching your face because you're embarrassed about your facial stubble. You then explain you have PCOS and the struggles that come with it. He holds both of your hands and places them in his lap and rests his forehead on yours.

" My sweet darling.... You are absolutely beautiful in my eyes. I wouldn't want you any other way. I'm here to support you whenever you need."

He places both his hands on each of your ears, brings your head to his lips to gift you a soft kiss on your head. He wipes a little tear off you cheek and smiles gently at you."May I touch your beautiful face, my love?"

With your permission you allow him to touch your face. He doesn't go overboard , just places a soft hand on your cheek and smiles at you so lovingly. He looks deeply in to your eyes and gives you such a sincere, soft smile. " You are so beautiful, thank you for letting me touch yout face."

He takes his hands off your cheeks and looks at you for a minuet. " Don't tell anyone, but I actually have an insecurity as well."

Your eyes widen. What? Someone as beautiful as this demon, has an insecurity?

He pulls his sleeves up to show his arms. "Sometimes I think my arms look like noodles. Just so....thin! I try to lift weights with Beel from time to time, but I'm always so afraid to chip my nail polish!" He says with a slightly chuckle. " I guess I'll always have noodles for arms."

You smile at him. It was unlike him to share an insecurity and you really appreciate him being so honest with you to make you feel better. You both hug each other for a while, just enjoying each other's vulnerability.

If you're okay with it, he'll help you wax your lip and chin, following by using the best creams he has to take care of your beautiful skin. When you have painful cramps, hell hold you in his lap with a warm compress on your pelvis. He'll set reminders o his phone to make sure you take your hormonal medication so you don't ever forget.

Makes it a point to call you beautiful all the time ( like he didn't already). He doesn't do this out of pity, but because he genuinely believes you are so gorgeous. He doesnt want you to EVER think you are anything other than beautiful.

Beel

You were chowing down on some nachos with Beel when he noticed you were eating less than usual. Why are you counting chips? Why are you taking the most dry, naked chips out of the plate of nachos?

"Mc, why aren't you eating much? I know you didn't eat lunch today. Are you not feeling well?" He looks at you concerned. He places the back of his palm to your forehead, checking to see if you have a fever in fear you're not feeling well.

You mention that it's easy for you to gain weight due to your hormone imbalance. You gained a few pounds during the week and you don't want to gain anymore. You confide in him that you have always been insecure about your weight so you really try to watch what you eat sometimes. Just talking about this is making your eyes well up. You never really spoke about this to anyone and it's making you emotional l.

This demon is looking like a sad puppy. How could MC be insecure? They're stunning! Beel abruptly stands up, picks you up like nothing, holds you bridal style and looks you dead in the eyes after wiping away a teat off your face.

" I don't like..... I don't like that you feel like you have to restrict yourself just to feel pretty. You.... you are pretty..... the prettiest thing I've ever seen..."

He is hesitant at first, but while holding you bridal style he kisses you. It's the softest, most passionate kiss you've ever experienced.

He sits back in his chair and places you on his lap. You're both facing forward and he rests his head on your shoulder, rubbing your tummy softly. " I love your tummy, MC. I think it's so yummy! You know.... if I wasn't a demon, I would have a HUGE tummy!"

You giggle at his little joke knowing that what he said was true. He smiles after hearing you giggle, relieved he could make you feel at least a little better.

When he notices you staring at the mirror analyzing your body a little too long, hell go as far as to take the mirror away from you. He NEVER wants you to think low of yourself.

He makes sure you never skip a meal ever again. Even if that means he has to go hungry for a little bit, he'll make sure you eat first.

On really bad days when you imbalance is really fucking with you to the point you feel icky, hell sit you on his lap and rub your tummy. He'll give you every ounce of love that demon has in his body just so you feel loved and beautiful.

Lucifer

He was discussing the next vacation day with you and the brothers at the dinner table, deciding where you will all go. The brothers all agreed to go to the beach! Lucifed noticed you were awfully quiet on the subject, having a hint of nervousness in your face.

Once dinner was done, he walked beside you and rest his hand on your shoulder and bent his head down to your ear. " Come to my study in 10 minuets. I want to discuss something with you."

10 minuets later you are in his study sitting in the chair across the desk. He is doing his usual paperwork while speaking to you. " You didn't seem to be to pleased on the fact we're going to the beach next week. Is there a reason why, MC?"

You fiddle with hem of your shirt " I just..... I have a hormone imbalance which makes me a little more.....plump.... than a lot of woman. I don't feel confident in a swimsuit. I..... I also feel more comfortable wearing makeup to hide....." You get nervous and trail off in to silence. You can feel your eyes welling up.

As soon as you said you didn't feel confident he stopped writing and had all his attention on you. His gaze was soft, yet sadden. He felt his heart shatter in to a million pieces seeing your eyes get glassy.

" To hide what, MC?" His voice is gentle, but he wants you to release what you have pent up.

" I... grow a little facial hair which sometimes causes breakouts... so I hide it with makeup. Y-you can't wear makeup at the beach....." You quickly wipe a tear away from your cheek.

"Mc, look at me." He leans over the table and uses one finger to lift your chin up so you can look at him.

" I understand you may not be happy with how you look at times. But I assure you, there is nothing to be insecure about." He let's his word sink in for a moment before taking your hands and guiding you to his side of the table. He has you sit in his lap.

You lays your head on his chest and wraps his arms around you. " In all of the realms I've lived in, out of all the angels, devils, and humans I've seen.... you are by far the most beautiful being I have laid my eyes upon." He's stroking your hair out of your face and wipes away a stray tear. He lifts your head up to his and kisses you lovingly.

" I don't ever want you to hide who you are naturally. I promise with or without makeup, in or out of a bathingsuit I will find you breathtaking."

He goes with you to shop for a bathsuit you feel comfortable in, being so supportive the whole time. When he finally sees your face without makeup, he has the biggest grin on his face. You are beautiful, just like he knew you would be.

He never comments on noticeable facial stubble. It doesn't bother him one bit, and still finds you as irresistible as ever.

Makes it a point to compliment you on days where you finally decided you didn't need to wear makeup. His hear explodes with joy knowing that you are starting to feel as beautiful as he sees you. He is so proud.

[sassypotatoe1]

This is not a "this kind of disabled person should kill themselves or their experiences with their disability warrants killing themselves" post. People with these illnesses and disabilities can and do live full beautiful lives and deserve to be able to enjoy themselves and live long lives.

This is an "if I gained these illnesses or disabilities because I have family history of them on top of my multiple illnesses and disabilities I likely would die very young without extremely extensive support that I do not and will never have access to and I'm complaining about that" post. That said.

If I get any of the following diseases or disabilities I will just fucking die, actually.

Diabetes

Cancer

Progressive endometriosis or pcos

Rheumatoid arthritis

Alzheimers disease or some other form of dementia

Chronns disease

Any type of non-fatal organ failure

Parkinsons disease

Muscular dystrophy of any kind (I experience atrophy but not dystrophy and I am able to regain muscle mass with a lot of time and work, something not possible for people suffering with most kinds of dystrophy)

Any form of substance abuse or addiction

High cholesterol

High blood pressure

Low blood pressure

Hypo or hyperthyroidism

Any type of seizure disorder

That is all thank you.

[sidewayspeace444]

Please check up on these and be aware of the following as well.

1. Serum iron and ferritin level

2. Vitamin D

3. Vitamin B12

4. Folic acid

5. Eat foods rich in zinc and vitamin C

6. Thyroid issues - both hypo and hyperthyroidism affect hair

7. PCOS - check your hormone levels, USG pelvis to identify polycystic ovaries along with the usual symptoms

8. Any source of recent stress or infection in the past few months.

9. Anything contributing to inflammation in the scalp such as dandruff or other dermatitis.

Correct if you have any of the above + use rosemary oil (diluted that is). Avoid oiling of scalp if you have seborrheic dermatitis or dandruff. If you have androgenetic alopecia, that is a totally different ballgame.

Source: I'm a doc.

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Thank you. I appreciate you!

[dlpl]

Hormonal Imbalance: Causes, Symptoms & Tests 

What are hormones?  

Hormones are substances released by endocrine glands that help control and coordinate different bodily functions. They are released into the bloodstream and travel to different tissues and organs, where they influence processes such as metabolism, growth, reproduction, mood, and overall health. Hormones play a vital role in maintaining balance within the body, ensuring that it functions properly. Examples of hormones include insulin, which regulates blood sugar levels; estrogen and testosterone, which control sexual development and reproductive functions; and thyroid hormones, which regulate metabolism. 

What is a hormonal imbalance?  

Hormonal imbalance is a condition where there is too much or too little of a hormone in the bloodstream, affecting the normal functioning of the body. It is a general term that encompasses various hormone-related disorders. Hormones play a critical role in regulating various bodily processes, including metabolism, reproduction, mood, and overall health. Understanding the causes of hormonal imbalance, recognizing the symptoms, and knowing when to get a hormone imbalance test are essential for maintaining optimal health, especially in women who are more prone to hormonal fluctuations. 

Which conditions can result from a hormonal imbalance?  

There are various disorders that can take place due to hormonal imbalances, including: 

Thyroid disorders: Such as hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) and hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid)  

Diabetes: Due to dysfunction in insulin production or action 

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): A common condition in women that affects menstrual cycles and fertility. 

Adrenal disorders: Including Cushing's syndrome and Addison's disease. 

Growth disorders: Such as acromegaly or gigantism, caused by excess growth hormone. 

Infertility: Resulting from imbalances in reproductive hormones. 

Menopause-related symptoms: Including hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep disturbances. 

Osteoporosis: A condition where bones become weak and brittle, often due to low estrogen levels in women. 

Mood disorders: Such as depression or anxiety, linked to hormonal fluctuations. 

Obesity or unexplained weight gain: Often related to insulin resistance or thyroid dysfunction. 

What are the causes of a hormonal imbalance? 

Hormonal imbalances can result from various factors, ranging from lifestyle choices to underlying medical conditions. Some of the most common causes include: 

Stress: Chronic stress increases cortisol, disrupting other hormones like estrogen and progesterone. 

Diet and Nutrition: Poor diet and nutrient deficiencies can interfere with hormone production. 

Thyroid Disorders: Thyroid issues, like hypo- or hyperthyroidism, can cause hormonal imbalances with symptoms like weight changes and fatigue. 

Menopause: Hormonal imbalances are common during menopause due to shifts in estrogen and progesterone. 

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): PCOS causes hormonal imbalance, leading to irregular periods, acne, and excessive hair growth. 

Pregnancy: Normal hormonal changes during pregnancy can sometimes result in imbalances needing medical attention. 

What are the hormonal imbalance symptoms? 

The symptoms of hormonal imbalance can vary widely depending on the specific hormones involved. Typical symptoms of hormonal imbalances include: 

Fatigue: Persistent tiredness may signal a thyroid or adrenal hormone imbalance. 

Weight Gain or Loss: Unexplained weight changes could indicate imbalances in insulin, cortisol, or thyroid hormones. 

Mood Swings: Hormonal imbalances can cause mood swings, anxiety, or irritability, often tied to estrogen and progesterone levels. 

Irregular Menstrual Cycles: In women, irregular periods or heavy bleeding may indicate estrogen or progesterone imbalances. 

Acne: Persistent adult acne can be a sign of hormonal imbalance, often linked to excess androgens. 

Hair Loss or Excessive Hair Growth: Thinning hair or excessive body hair may result from hormonal imbalances. 

How is a hormonal imbalance diagnosed?  

If you experience any of the above symptoms, it is crucial to undergo a hormone imbalance test to determine the underlying cause. Hormone tests can be done through blood, urine, or saliva samples and typically measure levels of key hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid hormones, and cortisol. 

Since hormone levels can fluctuate significantly throughout the day, additional tests, like a glucose tolerance test or insulin tolerance test, may be necessary to get accurate measurements. 

A healthcare professional will also review your medical history, inquire about your symptoms, and carry out a physical examination. 

Conclusion 

Hormonal imbalance is a common issue that can significantly impact your quality of life. By understanding the causes of hormonal imbalance, recognizing the symptoms, and seeking appropriate tests, you can take control of your health. Early detection and treatment are key to managing hormonal imbalances effectively. If you suspect you have a hormone imbalance, consult your healthcare provider for a comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment plan. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What are the causes of a hormonal imbalance? 

Hormonal imbalances can be caused by stress, poor diet, thyroid disorders, menopause, PCOS, and pregnancy. These factors can disrupt the normal production and regulation of hormones.  

What are the symptoms of a hormonal imbalance?   

Common symptoms include fatigue, weight changes, mood swings, irregular menstrual cycles, acne, and changes in hair growth. These signs indicate that hormone levels may be out of balance. 

[nathank77]

8/17/24

1:02 p.m Added to significantly

I'm not sure if I should take methimazole everyday. I was looking at my levels and in March, I was technically Hypo t3 and t4 were low but my tsh was way lower than it was now making me also subclinical hyperthyroidism....

I wasn't struggling from insomnia then or before i started Methimazole while I was hyper and on Xanax.

My tsh despite taking away 5mg daily and going to 5mg every other day went up two months in a row to normal and even better normal more mid range. Then it started down trending, June, July and August. And August is when I became subclinical hyperthyroidism.

I just want to do what's best for me. I'm taking weight out of it entirely and looking at symptoms bc my Dr's original advice was take 5mg every other day. Only bc of my insomnia did he say take it everyday.

So I've been getting a lot of random muscle twitching randomly through my body. Legs, arms, whatever. No where specific. That could by caused by a multitude of things, hyperthyroidism, caffeine, lack of sleep (I've only gotten 6 hours the last 3 days in a row).

It could be a symptom of hyperthyroidism but it could also be a symptom of what's listed above or even the statin. It can take 3 months for that side effect to stop when stopping the statin.

My heart rate is not alarming. So I have one symptom for sure insomnia. And maybe muscle twitching. MAYBE.

Insomnia could be caused by a lot of things, anxiety, stress, loud tv (my tv has to be loud to drown out the voice.)

Idk what my heart is telling me to do bc when I look at data we TOOK AWAY Methimazole when my tsh was .06... but my t3 and t4 were Hypo and within a month my tsh went to almost mid Normal range. Then we stayed on the same dose and my tsh went into perfect mid range raising up a little despite less methimazole.

Then I research Methimazole and it doesn't effect tsh actually. It effects t3 and t4.

So that's why it's was my Dr original recommendation to stay on 5mg every other day bc my t3 and t4 by next month could normalize my tsh. It's not impossible it's happened before.

I know factually I'll go Hypo if I take methimazole daily. I know it.

If weight doesn't matter what does matter? Having too aggressive of a treatment plan. Low tsh could also be caused by pituary gland issues. Although I doubt that's the case. But it's not impossible.

Something that scares me is when the voice was intelligent and creative it told me I had clogged eustachian tubes which is why I heard my internal monolgue outside my head... yes it was fucking with me bc I heard my internal monolgue outside my head bc I was hallucinating...

Yet I went to the ENT and guess what? I had clogged eustachian tubes......

I remember seeing this awful mental image for a long time of a tumor on my pituary gland.... I saw it for the months of October through December when my mental images were awful. What if my pituary gland is playing a role. I doubt it but I mean the voice was right about my clogged eustachian tube..... it was dead fucking right. I didn't even know what they were until the voice said mine were clogged....

I'm not going to freak out and assume I have a tumor on my pituary gland. I'm just saying strange things occurred that became a fact. The voice comes from a place in my brain even if I feel entirely disconnected to it. And my brain was legit telling me your eustachian tubes are clogged and it was fucking right, well before I ever went to an ENT.

Anyways, idk what to do about Methimazole bc I think about my insomnia and I go what could be causing it when I had all 3 thyroid levels out of wack for 2 months before Methimazole and then I had my tsh low for another at least let's say week or 2 before it went to normal when we took some methimazole away.

I'm scatter brained cause I was sleeping January, February, and March. When all 3 levels were fucked January and feb of course, xanax was more powerful for at least a week.... but by march it's safe to assume when my tsh was low af, and we took Methimazole away, that xanax was no more powerful than it is now. As I developed tolerance and dependency on it.

So is my insomnia caused by low tsh? Or is it stress? Or a loud tv I'm slowly lowering the volume on so that I can drown out the voice and distract my mind with bs aka American dad.

Tsh isn't as simple as raise the Methimazole which is why his original advice was do nothing and stick the course and we will see what will happen as tsh isn't influenced by Methimazole.

So I'm seriously all over the place. Wondering why my insomnia is worse cause tbh- if it wasn't my anxiety wouldn't be bad. If it wasn't I'd attribute the muscle twitching to a lack of 7 hours of sleep, caffeine, and the statin side effect wearing off.

Of course my brain is like the white mulberries are causing the muscle twitching you'll get Parkinson! But yea I'm not going down that road. It'd obv the statin, caffeine. Lack of sleep and maybe subclinical hyperthyroidism.

It's interesting to see that in March I was Hypo but my tsh was hyper.

Idk what to do. I'm very confused and the more I educate myself the more I go should I try to stick it out every other day until I resolve anxiety. Maybe my insomnia is being caused bc of money issues, a loud tv and just anxiety about being alone forever and having a lot of ptsd about microsleep and the beginning of psychosis as I approach the year mark of my brain being broken...

And then of course today would be a red bull game day but money, and just tbh I wish i had someone to hang out with. I'm sick of my life being Dr's appts, and sleep issues, video games and family issues. Just toxicity. Sadness and terminal aloneness.

Taking weight gain out if it, being Hypo is not ideal. Let's say I stay 175. You feel fatigue. You have hair loss, dry skin, depression, "brittle nails, constipation, high cholesterol, irritability, sensitivity to cold, sexual dysfunction, slow heart rate, and sluggishness." I stole this part from Google.

Being Hypo is not ideal. Being hyper is not ideal.

One more symptom I may be suffering from is increased urination, I wasn't needing to pee every 5 minutes after about april to July. Now I pee, lay in bed and need to pee again... it's a symptom of hyperthyroidism. I pee a squirt essentially... can't get anymore out and need to go again 5 minutes later.

It's worth noting that I also cleared a uti recently another potential cause of the frequent urination.

So two symptoms... and a dr whose original advice was don't alter the medication and then data suggesting that yea my tsh has been dropping for months but it also raised to normal range after we took Methimazole away.

What's the right answer I don't know. I don't want to go Hypo and I'd rather follow my Dr original advice but I want to sleep. And Methimazole doesn't have a direct effect on tsh.

[facts1590]

Essential Family Health Checkup Guide: Ensure Well-being for All Ages

Importance of Family Health Checkups

Early Detection and Prevention

Family health checkups are pivotal in detecting potential health issues at their earliest stages. By scheduling regular appointments, healthcare providers can identify risk factors and warning signs that may not be apparent to you or your family members. Early detection allows for timely interventions, significantly improving treatment outcomes and reducing the likelihood of complications.

Comprehensive Health Monitoring

A key benefit of family health checkups lies in the comprehensive health monitoring they provide. These assessments go beyond routine exams to evaluate various aspects of your health, such as cardiovascular function, blood chemistry, and overall wellness. By gaining a holistic view of your health status, healthcare providers can create personalized healthcare plans tailored to your family's specific needs. This approach not only addresses current health concerns but also focuses on managing chronic conditions effectively, promoting long-term health and well-being.

In this guide, you will explore the essential components of a family health checkup, understand why each aspect is crucial, and learn practical tips for maximizing the benefits of these appointments. Whether you're scheduling your child's annual physical or considering a comprehensive checkup for yourself or an elderly family member, this guide will empower you to make informed decisions about your family's health.

Key Components of a Family Health Checkup

General Physical Examination

A general physical examination is a cornerstone of any family health checkup. During this exam, the healthcare provider will assess your overall health by:

Measuring vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiration rate, and temperature.

Reviewing your medical history, including any chronic conditions, surgeries, and medications.

Conducting a thorough physical assessment that includes checking the heart, lungs, abdomen, and other critical areas.

This exam is crucial as it provides a baseline of your current health status, helping to identify any immediate health concerns and monitor changes over time.

Blood Tests

Blood tests are a fundamental part of family health checkups. Common blood tests include:

Complete Blood Count (CBC): Evaluates overall health and detects a range of disorders, including anemia, infection, and many other diseases.

Lipid Profile: Measures cholesterol levels (total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides) to assess the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Blood Glucose Test: Screens for diabetes by measuring the sugar level in your blood.

Liver Function Tests: Check for liver damage and assess liver health.

Thyroid Function Tests: Evaluate thyroid gland activity, identifying hypo- or hyperthyroidism.

These tests are vital for detecting underlying conditions that may not yet present symptoms, enabling early treatment and management.

Cardiovascular Health

Assessing cardiovascular health is critical for preventing heart disease, the leading cause of death worldwide. Key tests include:

Blood Pressure Monitoring: Regularly checking blood pressure to identify hypertension or hypotension.

Electrocardiogram (ECG): Measures the electrical activity of the heart to detect arrhythmias, heart attacks, and other heart conditions.

Lipid Profile: As mentioned, assesses cholesterol levels to determine the risk of atherosclerosis and heart disease.

These assessments help in identifying cardiovascular risks early, allowing for lifestyle changes and medical interventions to prevent serious complications.

Immunizations and Vaccinations

Keeping up-to-date with immunizations is essential for preventing infectious diseases. Regular health checkups ensure that:

Children receive necessary vaccines according to the recommended schedule.

Adults stay current with booster shots and vaccines for illnesses like influenza, pneumonia, and shingles.

Seniors receive vaccines tailored to their age group, such as the pneumococcal vaccine.

Staying current with immunizations protects both individual family members and the community by preventing the spread of contagious diseases.

Vision and Hearing Tests

Routine vision and hearing tests are important for detecting impairments that can affect quality of life.

Vision Tests: Include eye exams to check for issues such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and age-related conditions like cataracts and glaucoma.

Hearing Tests: Assess hearing ability to detect early signs of hearing loss, which can be critical for children’s development and adults’ overall communication and safety.

Early detection through these tests allows for timely intervention, such as corrective lenses or hearing aids, preventing further deterioration and improving overall quality of life.

Health Checkups for Different Age Groups

Infants and Toddlers

Health checkups for infants and toddlers focus on ensuring healthy growth, development, and disease prevention. Key aspects include:

Growth Monitoring: Tracking weight, height, and head circumference to ensure normal growth and development milestones are met.

Developmental Milestones: Assessing motor skills, speech development, and social interactions to identify any delays early on.

Vaccination Checks: Ensuring timely administration of vaccines to protect against infectious diseases, following the recommended schedule.

Regular checkups during these formative years are crucial for early intervention and establishing a foundation for lifelong health.

Children and Adolescents

Regular health checkups are essential during childhood and adolescence to support healthy development and address emerging health issues. Key components include:

Developmental Assessments: Monitoring physical growth and cognitive development to detect any deviations from normal patterns.

Nutrition and Exercise: Discussing dietary habits, physical activity levels, and addressing concerns related to obesity or eating disorders.

Mental Health Screening: Assessing emotional well-being, identifying signs of anxiety, depression, or behavioral problems, and providing appropriate support.

These checkups promote overall health and well-being, addressing both physical and emotional aspects crucial for healthy growth.

Adults

Adult health checkups are designed to monitor overall health and detect common conditions early. Key aspects include:

Screenings for Chronic Diseases: Testing for conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia to manage risk factors for heart disease and stroke.

Cancer Screenings: Conducting screenings such as mammograms, Pap smears, colonoscopies, and prostate exams to detect cancer early when treatment is most effective.

Health Risk Assessments: Evaluating lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol use, diet, and exercise habits to promote healthy behaviors and reduce disease risk.

Regular adult checkups are essential for maintaining health, preventing disease, and managing chronic conditions effectively.

Seniors

Health checkups become more frequent and comprehensive as individuals age, focusing on maintaining quality of life and managing chronic conditions. Key components include:

Bone Density Tests: Screening for osteoporosis and assessing bone health to prevent fractures and falls.

Cognitive Function Assessments: Evaluating memory, reasoning, and cognitive abilities to detect signs of dementia or cognitive decline.

Chronic Disease Management: Monitoring conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease to prevent complications and adjust treatment plans as needed.

Medication Review: Ensuring medications are appropriate, reviewing potential interactions, and adjusting dosages to optimize health outcomes.

Regular senior health checkups are crucial for promoting independence, preventing disease progression, and ensuring a high quality of life in later years.

Tips for a Successful Family Health Checkup

Prepare a Health History

Preparing a thorough health history before your family health checkup can significantly enhance its effectiveness. Include details such as:

Medical Conditions: Any past or current medical conditions, surgeries, and hospitalizations.

Medications: A list of medications, including dosages and frequency of use.

Allergies: Any known allergies to medications, foods, or environmental factors.

Family History: Information about diseases or conditions that run in the family.

Having this information readily available helps healthcare providers assess your family's health comprehensively and identify potential risk factors.

List of Questions

Prepare a list of questions or concerns to discuss during the family health checkup. These may include:

Symptoms: Any new or ongoing symptoms experienced by family members.

Preventive Care: Inquiries about recommended screenings, vaccinations, or lifestyle changes.

Treatment Plans: Clarifications regarding current treatments, medications, or upcoming procedures.

Health Goals: Discussions on how to improve overall health and well-being for each family member.

Having specific questions prepared ensures that all concerns are addressed and allows for productive discussions with your healthcare provider.

Follow-up Appointments

After your family health checkup, follow-up appointments may be recommended for further tests, screenings, or consultations. It's essential to:

Schedule Promptly: Arrange follow-up appointments as advised by your healthcare provider to monitor ongoing health concerns or address new findings.

Compliance: Follow through with any recommended treatments, lifestyle changes, or medications prescribed during the checkup.

Communication: Maintain open communication with your healthcare team and report any changes in symptoms or concerns promptly.

Following up ensures continuity of care and maximizes the benefits of your family's health checkup.

Conclusion

Regular family health checkup are not just about treating illness—they are a proactive approach to maintaining optimal health and well-being for every family member. By scheduling and prioritizing these checkups, you empower your family to detect health issues early, prevent diseases, and lead healthier lives overall.

[hrdiagnostics-blog]

Thyroid Test: Essential for Your Health at H.R. Diagnostic

Thyroid Test: A Comprehensive Guide

Maintaining good health is crucial. One way to ensure this is by monitoring your thyroid function. A thyroid test is essential for detecting any abnormalities. At H.R. Diagnostic, we provide accurate thyroid testing services. Therefore, let’s explore why thyroid tests are vital and what you need to know about them.

Understanding the Thyroid Gland

The thyroid gland is small but powerful. It is located in the neck. This gland produces hormones that regulate metabolism. Therefore, it influences many bodily functions. An imbalance in thyroid hormones can lead to health issues.

Common Thyroid Disorders

There are two main types of thyroid disorders:

Hypothyroidism

The thyroid gland produces too little hormone.

Symptoms include fatigue, weight gain, and depression.

Hyperthyroidism

The thyroid gland produces too much hormone.

Symptoms include weight loss, anxiety, and rapid heartbeat.

Both conditions require medical attention. Therefore, regular thyroid tests are essential.

Importance of a Thyroid Test

A thyroid test measures the levels of thyroid hormones in your blood. It helps in diagnosing thyroid disorders. Early detection is crucial. It can prevent complications and improve the quality of life.

Benefits of Regular Thyroid Testing

Early Detection of Disorders

Identifies thyroid issues before symptoms become severe.

Enables timely treatment.

Better Management of Symptoms

Helps in adjusting medication and treatment plans.

Ensures symptoms are kept under control.

Improved Overall Health

Balances thyroid hormone levels.

Reduces the risk of related health issues.

Types of Thyroid Tests

There are several types of thyroid tests. Each test provides specific information about thyroid function. At H.R. Diagnostic, we offer a comprehensive thyroid test panel.

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Test

The TSH test measures the level of thyroid-stimulating hormone in the blood. It is the primary screening test for thyroid function.

High TSH Levels indicate hypothyroidism.

Low TSH Levels indicate hyperthyroidism.

Free Thyroxine (Free T4) Test

The Free T4 test measures the level of thyroxine in the blood. This hormone is produced by the thyroid gland. It helps in diagnosing both hypo- and hyperthyroidism.

Free Triiodothyronine (Free T3) Test

The Free T3 test measures the level of triiodothyronine in the blood. This hormone is active and influences many body processes. It is particularly useful in diagnosing hyperthyroidism.

Thyroid Antibody Tests

These tests detect antibodies that can cause thyroid disorders. They include:

Anti-thyroid peroxidase (anti-TPO) antibodies

Anti-thyroglobulin (anti-TG) antibodies

High levels of these antibodies indicate autoimmune thyroid diseases like Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease.

Preparing for a Thyroid Test

Proper preparation ensures accurate results. Here are some steps to follow:

Fasting and Medication

Generally, fasting is not required for a thyroid test. However, certain medications can affect the results. Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking.

Timing of the Test

Thyroid hormone levels can fluctuate throughout the day. Therefore, it is best to take the test in the morning. This provides the most accurate reading.

Informing the Doctor

Share any symptoms you are experiencing with your doctor. This information helps in the accurate interpretation of test results.

What to Expect During the Test

A thyroid test is simple and quick. Here’s what you can expect:

Blood Sample Collection

A small blood sample is collected from a vein in your arm. This process is usually painless. The sample is then sent to the lab for analysis.

Test Results

Results are typically available within a few days. Your doctor will review the results and explain what they mean.

Interpreting Thyroid Test Results

Understanding your test results is crucial. Here are some key points:

Normal Ranges

Each thyroid test has a specific normal range. Results within this range indicate normal thyroid function. Deviations from this range require further investigation.

Follow-Up Actions

If your results are abnormal, your doctor will recommend follow-up actions. This might include additional tests or starting treatment.

Treatment Options for Thyroid Disorders

Treatment depends on the type of thyroid disorder. Here are some common treatments:

Hypothyroidism

Medication: Synthetic thyroxine (levothyroxine) is prescribed to replace the deficient hormone.

Regular Monitoring: Regular blood tests ensure the correct dosage of medication.

Hyperthyroidism

Medication: Anti-thyroid medications reduce hormone production.

Radioactive Iodine Therapy: Destroys overactive thyroid cells.

Surgery: In severe cases, part or all of the thyroid gland is removed.

Lifestyle Changes

In addition to medication, lifestyle changes can help manage thyroid disorders. These include:

Healthy Diet: A balanced diet supports thyroid function. Include foods rich in iodine, selenium, and zinc.

Regular Exercise: Exercise helps in maintaining a healthy weight and reduces stress.

Stress Management: Practice stress-reducing techniques like yoga and meditation.

Why Choose H.R. Diagnostic for Your Thyroid Test?

Selecting the right healthcare provider is crucial. H.R. Diagnostic offers several advantages:

Experienced Professionals

Our team of experts ensures accurate testing and diagnosis. They are trained to handle all aspects of thyroid testing.

Advanced Technology

We use state-of-the-art equipment. This ensures precise results and high-quality care.

Personalized Care

We offer personalized care tailored to your needs. Our team is dedicated to providing the best possible service.

Convenient Location

Located in New Delhi, H.R. Diagnostic is easily accessible. We ensure a comfortable and hassle-free experience.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How Often Should I Get a Thyroid Test?

Frequency depends on individual health conditions. Generally, an annual test is recommended. However, if you have a thyroid disorder, more frequent testing might be necessary.

What Are the Symptoms of Thyroid Disorders?

Symptoms vary depending on the type of disorder. Common symptoms of hypothyroidism include fatigue, weight gain, and depression. Symptoms of hyperthyroidism include weight loss, anxiety, and rapid heartbeat.

Can Thyroid Disorders Be Cured?

Thyroid disorders can be managed effectively with treatment. While they might not be curable, proper management ensures a good quality of life.

Is the Thyroid Test Covered by Insurance?

Most health insurance plans cover thyroid tests. Check with your provider for specific coverage details.

Can I Take a Thyroid Test at Home?

At-home thyroid test kits are available. However, it is best to have the test done at a certified laboratory for accurate results.

Conclusion

A thyroid test is essential for maintaining good health. It helps in early detection and management of thyroid disorders. At H.R. Diagnostic, we offer comprehensive thyroid testing services. Prioritize your health today. Schedule your thyroid test with us. Take the first step towards a healthier future.

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Understanding Aarogyam Female Thyrocare: A Comprehensive Health Package for Women

Understanding Aarogyam Female Thyrocare: A Comprehensive Health Package for Women

In today's fast-paced world, maintaining good health has become more challenging than ever, especially for women who juggle multiple roles daily. One significant health aspect that often goes unnoticed is thyroid health. Thyroid issues can lead to a multitude of health problems, affecting a woman's overall well-being. This is where the "Aarogyam Female Thyrocare" health package comes into play, offering a comprehensive solution for women to monitor and manage their thyroid health effectively.

What is Aarogyam Female Thyrocare?

Aarogyam Female Thyrocare is a specialized health package designed specifically for women. It focuses on detecting and managing thyroid-related issues, which are common among women due to hormonal fluctuations. This package includes a series of tests that provide a detailed analysis of various health parameters related to thyroid function, helping women understand their health better and take necessary actions.

Why is Thyroid Health Important for Women?

The thyroid gland, a small butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck, plays a crucial role in regulating metabolism, energy levels, and overall hormonal balance. For women, thyroid health is particularly important because:

1. Hormonal Fluctuations: Women experience various hormonal changes during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause, making them more susceptible to thyroid disorders.

2. Metabolic Health: The thyroid gland regulates metabolism, which affects weight management, energy levels, and overall metabolic health.

3. Mental Health: Thyroid imbalances can lead to mood swings, depression, and anxiety, significantly impacting mental health.

Given these factors, regular monitoring of thyroid health is essential for women to maintain a balanced and healthy life.

 Components of the Aarogyam Female Thyrocare Package

The Aarogyam Female Thyrocare package includes a comprehensive set of tests designed to provide a detailed overview of a woman's thyroid health. Here are some key components:

1. Thyroid Function Tests: These tests measure the levels of thyroid hormones such as T3 (Triiodothyronine), T4 (Thyroxine), and TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone). Abnormal levels can indicate hypo or hyperthyroidism.

2. Anti-TPO Antibodies: This test checks for antibodies against thyroid peroxidase, an enzyme in the thyroid gland. High levels can indicate autoimmune thyroid diseases like Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

3. Anti-Thyroglobulin Antibodies: This test measures antibodies against thyroglobulin, another protein in the thyroid gland, to detect autoimmune thyroid conditions.

4. Complete Blood Count (CBC): A CBC test helps in evaluating overall health and detecting a variety of disorders, such as anemia, infection, and many other diseases.

5. Lipid Profile: This test measures cholesterol levels and helps in assessing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, which can be influenced by thyroid function.

6. Vitamin D and Vitamin B12: These tests are crucial as deficiencies in these vitamins can affect overall health and are often associated with thyroid disorders.

 Benefits of Aarogyam Female Thyrocare

1. Early Detection: Regular screening helps in the early detection of thyroid disorders, allowing for timely intervention and treatment.

2. Comprehensive Analysis: The package offers a detailed analysis of various health parameters, providing a holistic view of a woman's health.

3. Cost-Effective: Opting for a comprehensive package is often more cost-effective than getting individual tests done separately.

4. Convenience: The package is designed to be convenient, with samples collected from home, making it easier for women to get tested without disrupting their daily routines.

Who Should Opt for Aarogyam Female Thyrocare?

Aarogyam Female Thyrocare is suitable for women of all ages, but it is particularly recommended for:

1. Women with Family History: Those with a family history of thyroid disorders should get tested regularly to monitor their thyroid health.

2. Pregnant Women: Thyroid health is crucial during pregnancy as it affects both the mother and the developing fetus.

3. Women Experiencing Symptoms: Those experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, weight changes, hair loss, mood swings, or irregular periods should consider getting tested.

4. Post-Menopausal Women: Hormonal changes after menopause can affect thyroid function, making regular monitoring essential.

 How to Avail the Aarogyam Female Thyrocare Package

Availing the Aarogyam Female Thyrocare package is simple and convenient. Here are the steps:

1. Book Online: Visit the Thyrocare website or use their mobile app to book the package online. 

2. Sample Collection: A trained technician will visit your home at a scheduled time to collect the samples. This process is hassle-free and ensures your comfort.

3. Receive Reports: The test results will be sent to you via email or can be accessed through the Thyrocare app. You can also opt for a hard copy of the reports.

4. Consultation: Based on the results, you can consult with a healthcare professional to understand your thyroid health and take necessary actions.

Conclusion

Maintaining good thyroid health is crucial for a woman's overall well-being. The Aarogyam Female Thyrocare package offers a comprehensive solution to monitor and manage thyroid health effectively. By providing early detection, detailed analysis, and convenience, this health package empowers women to take charge of their health and lead a balanced life. 

Don't wait for symptoms to appear; take proactive steps towards better health today. Ensure your well-being with the Aarogyam Female Thyrocare package and live a healthier, happier life. 

Take the first step towards better health. Book your Aarogyam Female Thyrocare package today and stay ahead in your health journey!

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Homeopathy for Thyroid Treatment: A Natural Approach to Thyroid Health

The thyroid gland plays a crucial role in regulating metabolism, energy levels, and overall health. Disorders of the thyroid, such as hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, can significantly impact one’s quality of life. Homeopathy treatment for thyroid offers a holistic and natural approach to managing thyroid conditions, focusing on individualized treatment and addressing the root cause of the imbalance.

Understanding Thyroid Disorders

Hypothyroidism: This condition occurs when the thyroid gland produces insufficient thyroid hormones. Symptoms include fatigue, weight gain, depression, and sensitivity to cold.

Hyperthyroidism: In this condition, the thyroid gland produces excessive thyroid hormones, leading to symptoms such as weight loss, anxiety, palpitations, and heat intolerance.

How Homeopathy Can Help

Homeopathy treats thyroid disorders by stimulating the body’s natural healing processes. It uses highly diluted substances to trigger the body’s self-regulatory mechanisms, aiming to restore balance and harmony.

Individualized Treatment:

Homeopathy recognizes that each person is unique and tailors treatments to the individual’s specific symptoms and overall health. This personalized approach ensures a more effective and targeted treatment.

2.Addressing the Root Cause:

Instead of merely managing symptoms, homeopathic treatments aim to address the underlying causes of thyroid imbalances. This holistic approach can lead to long-term improvements in thyroid health.

3.Minimal Side Effects:

Homeopathic remedies are natural and highly diluted, making them safe with minimal risk of side effects. This is particularly beneficial for those seeking gentle and non-invasive treatments.

Common Homeopathic Remedies for Thyroid Conditions

Calcarea Carbonica:

Often prescribed for hypothyroidism, especially in individuals who are overweight, easily fatigued, and sensitive to cold. It is also beneficial for those experiencing anxiety and a sluggish metabolism.

2.Iodum:

Useful for hyperthyroidism, particularly in cases where there is rapid weight loss, excessive appetite, and restlessness. It helps regulate overactive thyroid function.

3.Lycopus:

Effective for hyperthyroidism with symptoms such as palpitations, anxiety, and trembling. It helps in calming the nervous system and stabilizing thyroid function.

4.Sepia:

Often recommended for hypothyroidism in individuals who feel mentally and physically exhausted, with a tendency towards depression and hormonal imbalances.

5.Thyroidinum:

A specific remedy for thyroid imbalances, used to regulate both hypo- and hyperthyroidism. It supports the overall functioning of the thyroid gland.

Success Stories from Dr. Anubbh’s Homeopathy Clinic

At Dr. Anubbh’s Homeopathy Clinic in Hyderabad, we have successfully treated numerous patients with thyroid disorders. Here are a few success stories:

Case of Hypothyroidism: A 45-year-old woman suffering from chronic fatigue, weight gain, and depression experienced significant improvement in her energy levels and mood after six months of personalized homeopathic treatment.

Case of Hyperthyroidism: A 30-year-old man with severe anxiety, palpitations, and weight loss saw a marked reduction in his symptoms and achieved stable thyroid function through targeted homeopathic remedies over a period of eight months.

Conclusion

Homeopathy offers a promising and natural alternative for managing thyroid disorders. With its focus on individualized treatment, minimal side effects, and holistic approach, it can help restore thyroid health and improve overall well-being. If you are struggling with thyroid issues, consider consulting with Dr. Anubbh, the best homeopathy doctor in Hyderabad, at Dr. Anubbh’s Homeopathy Clinic for a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. Experience the benefits of homeopathy and take a step towards better thyroid health today.

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everyone in my life has complimented me about getting short hair again. and like. i can't tell if it's bc i Do Not style my hair or if they get the trans vibes (people at work have, and so far i've been asked my pronouns twice?)

idk this is just gonna be a dumb insecure rant about how i suck at taking care of myself. and i know i could fix it if i had time and money, so maybe moving back in with my parents will help? when i had to pick 1 med when money got bad i picked venlafaxine because withdrawal would fuck me up. and eventually did! when i quit that! i was right it fucked me up! for ages! i swear to god when i get angry or annoyed enough i still get brain zaps and it's been YEARS!!! but maybe i should have stuck with the thyroid medication. i'm hypothyroid and. i mean even stepmom, a nurse, said some dumb shit. brought up thyroid storm well that's for HYPERthyroid and i asked if she remembered which i had and she said she didn't and i was like. it was definitely hypo i'm fat and sleepy. but.

like i wanted to view the hair as a cool gender affirming moment or at least "hey you're the sort of queer that wants short hair" even if nobody wants to talk about me being anything other than bi, which. collectively i guess we are. idk how to do THAT with DID, most of us are transfags. idk. we need to get back on t maybe we can. idkkkkkk i am not panicking. but like i sort of maybe recontextualized the haircut after about 5 weeks of our grandparents loving it. maybe we just suck at taking care of ourself. maybe it's just this apartment. i can't tell but i wanted to imagine support but maybe it isn't there

but they call our cousin ken or kendall or something. so maybe it will be fine. maybe it's fine even though pocky gets Like That about trans and gay people. dad and stepmom are chill. but i also think they mostly wanted me to have short hair because i couldn't take care of it because i can't take care of ANYTHINGGGGGGGGGGGGG. i don't even want long hair i like short hair idk why i'm complaining

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Signs Symptoms Triggers and Natural Approaches to Hypo and Hyperthyroidism

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The Endocrine System

Introduction

The endocrine system is a complex network containing a symphony of hormonal interactions crucial for maintaining physiological equilibrium. Comprising glands, organs, and tissues dispersed throughout the body, its influence allows various bodily functions, spanning from metabolism to reproduction and beyond. This topic endeavors to provide an in-depth exploration of the endocrine system, encompassing its anatomy, physiological functions, associated conditions, and strategies for proactive care. By indulging into this indispensable regulatory system, we aim to equip readers with a comprehensive understanding to prioritize their hormonal health effectively.

Anatomy of the Endocrine System

 The anatomy of the endocrine system is contained by an array of specialized glands, organs, and tissues, each endowed with the capacity to synthesize and dispatch hormones into the bloodstream. Principal among these are:

Endocrine Glands: These specialized tissues, including the pituitary gland, thyroid gland, and adrenal glands, secrete hormones directly into circulation, exerting systemic effects.

Endocrine Organs: Organs such as the hypothalamus, pancreas, and reproductive glands contribute to hormonal regulation, interfacing closely with the nervous system to modulate physiological responses.

Endocrine-Related Tissues: Adjunct to traditional endocrine structures, adipose tissue, kidneys, and even the heart harbor the capability to produce hormones, further augmenting the system’s complexity and regulatory capacity.

Functions of the Endocrine System

 The cardinal function of the endocrine system is hormone secretion, holding up varied network of intercellular communication. Hormones, acting as molecular messengers, traverse the bloodstream to target cells, eliciting diverse physiological responses. 

Key functions include:

Metabolism Regulation: Hormonal content govern metabolic processes, dictating energy expenditure, glucose homeostasis, and lipid metabolism.

Homeostatic Control: Endocrine signaling regulates internal threshold, modulating blood pressure, fluid balance, and body temperature.

Development and Growth: Hormonal interplay underpins growth trajectories and developmental milestones, steering embryonic stages and pubertal maturation.

Sexual Function and Reproduction: Hormonal modulation governs reproductive physiology, controlling fertility, libido, and secondary sexual characteristics.

Neuroendocrine Integration: The endocrine system reveals intimately with the nervous system, harmonizing behavioral and physiological responses, including mood regulation and sleep-wake cycles.

Conditions and Disorders

A spectrum of endocrine-related ailments afflicts individuals, stemming from hormonal imbalances, glandular dysfunctions, or neoplastic proliferations. Noteworthy conditions encompass:

Diabetes and Metabolic Disorders: Spanning type 1 and type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and obesity, these conditions disrupt glucose homeostasis and metabolic equilibrium.

Endocrine Cancers and Tumors: Malignancies affecting endocrine tissues, including adrenal tumors, pituitary adenomas, and thyroid malignancies, necessitate specialized oncological management.

Thyroid Dysfunction: Hypo- and hyperthyroidism, thyroid nodules, and autoimmune thyroiditis typify prevalent thyroid disorders, precipitating diverse clinical manifestations.

Reproductive and Sexual Health Disorders: From polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) to erectile dysfunction, disruptions in reproductive hormone signaling manifest as infertility, menstrual irregularities, and sexual dysfunction.

Proactive Care and Health Maintenance

 In fostering endocrine wellness, a holistic approach integrating lifestyle modifications and environmental awareness is imperative. Strategies for promoting endocrine health encompass:

Lifestyle Optimization: Embracing a balanced diet, regular exercise regimen, and adequate sleep hygiene fosters metabolic resilience and hormonal equilibrium.

Environmental Vigilance: Mitigating exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals pervasive in everyday products, such as plastics, pesticides, and personal care items, reduces the risk of hormonal perturbations.

Health Surveillance: Individuals with familial predispositions to endocrine disorders benefit from proactive screening and vigilant symptom monitoring, facilitating early intervention and optimal disease management.

Conclusion

 The endocrine entails physiological regulation, producing hormonal interactions essential for vitality and well-being. By looking at anatomy, physiological functions, associated conditions, and avenues for proactive care, this discourse endeavors to foster a comprehensive understanding of the endocrine system Empowered with knowledge, individuals can prioritize their hormonal health, embracing proactive measures to optimize their overall well-being and quality of life.

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Ayurvedic treatment for Thyroid in Ahmedabad

Ayurvedic treatment for Thyroid in Ahmedabad

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Thyroid is now a days a common ailment in most of the indian ladies. Thyroid is due to impurity in blood which causes hormonal imbalance and hence causing a no. of symptoms like weight gain ,anorexia,weakness, reduced in activity, loss of cheerfullness etc. In hyperthyroidism, there is increased metabolic activity, high pulse rate and weight loss, palpitation, in the patient.

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The thyroid is a small gland in your neck that makes thyroidhormones. Sometimes the thyroid makes too much or too little of these hormones.  Too much thyroid hormone is called hyperthyroidism and can cause many of your body’s functions to speed up. “Hyper” means the thyroid is overactive. “Hypo” means the thyroid is less active.

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Metabolism : is a series of complex processes by which the human body converts food, water, and oxygen into tissue, energy, and waste products. It is a continuous process and goes on in every cell of the body. It comprises the breaking down of substances into simpler parts, and their shuffling and recombination into countless new substances that compose the body.

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 For example, the carbohydrates are broken down by enzymes and acids and converted into pure sugar or glucose. The constructive chemical and physical process by which food materials are adapted for the use of the body is known as anabolism; and the destructive process by which energy is produced with the breaking down of tissues into waste products is called catabolism.

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The two processes together are called metabolism. Basal Metabolic Rate: is the rate at which energy is consumed when a person is at complete rest. When a person is placed in a state of complete rest, the metabolic rate can be measured by measuring the amounts of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchanged during breathing under certain standard conditions. The BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) is an index of a person’s health.

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There is no direct mention of the thyroid gland in Ayurveda, but a deases by the name Galaganda, characterized by neck swelling, is well known.

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The first description of neck swelling was mentioned in Atharva Veda (the last of the four Vedas) by the name apachi. Charaka mentioned the deases under 20 sleshma vikaras. Sushruta {renowned ancient Indian surgeon}in Sareera Sthana has mentioned that of the seven layers of the skin, the sixth layer Rohini is the seat of Galaganda.

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 In Nidana Sthana he described Galaganda as two encapsulated small or big swellings in the anterior angle of the neck, which hang like scrotum, whereas Charaka mentioned Galaganda as a solitary swelling.  Contact us for Ayurvedic Thyroid Treatment

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#Thyroid Disease

#Autoimmune Disease

There are several types of thyroid diseases, each impacting the production of vital hormones that lead to hypo- and hyperthyroidism. Here are some common thyroid-related conditions:

Hyperthyroidism: The thyroid produces hormones in excess, causing many body functions to speed up. It’s often associated with Graves’ disease or toxic nodular goiter.

Symptoms include restlessness, nervousness, rapid heart rate, weight loss, and bulging eyes (in Graves’ disease).

Diagnosis involves blood tests measuring thyroid hormone levels.

Treatment options include medications, radioactive iodine, or surgery.

Hypothyroidism: The thyroid does not produce enough hormones, leading to symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, and dry skin.

The most common cause is Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, an autoimmune disorder.

Treatment involves thyroid hormone replacement therapy.

Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis: An autoimmune disorder causing inflammation of the thyroid gland, leading to hypothyroidism and swelling (goiter).

Graves’ Disease: Another autoimmune disorder resulting in hyperthyroidism.

Thyroid Tumors: Noncancerous growths (nodules or adenomas) that can release excess thyroid hormones.

Thyroid Cancer: Malignant tumors affecting the thyroid.

Postpartum Thyroiditis: Thyroid inflammation following childbirth.

Remember that some thyroid diseases can be cured, while others require ongoing management. An estimated 20 million people in the United States have thyroid disease, and hypothyroidism is more common than hyperthyroidism.

For individuals with thyroid conditions, including hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, there are several reasons why certain foods are recommended to be limited or avoided. Let’s explore each of these:

Dairy:

Sensitivity to Dairy: People with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis tend to have a greater sensitivity to certain proteins found in dairy products. Additionally, a higher incidence of lactose intolerance is observed in those with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.

Inflammatory Response: Consuming dairy may trigger an inflammatory response in the body, leading to the production of inflammatory chemicals. Chronic inflammation can negatively impact energy levels, mental health, and physical health.

Processed Dairy: Most forms of dairy available today are highly processed, containing added preservatives and hormones that can disrupt the digestive system and trigger inflammation.

Gluten:

Autoimmune Connection: Both hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis have an autoimmune component. Gluten, found in wheat, barley, and rye, can exacerbate autoimmune responses.

Cross-Reactivity: Some proteins in gluten can cross-react with thyroid tissue, potentially worsening inflammation.

Leaky Gut: Gluten consumption may contribute to leaky gut syndrome, which can affect nutrient absorption and overall health.

Soy:

Goitrogens: Soy contains compounds called goitrogens, which can interfere with thyroid function by inhibiting iodine uptake. This can affect thyroid hormone production.

Estrogen-Like Compounds: Soy contains phytoestrogens that can mimic estrogen in the body. Excessive estrogen levels may impact thyroid health.

Genistein: Genistein, found in soy, can inhibit thyroid peroxidase, an enzyme involved in thyroid hormone synthesis.

Wheat:

Gluten and Autoimmunity: Wheat contains gluten, which can contribute to autoimmune responses. In some cases, gluten may worsen inflammation and thyroid dysfunction.

Gut Health: Wheat consumption may affect gut health, leading to leaky gut and impaired nutrient absorption.

Important Note:

Not all dairy products are problematic. Raw and fermented dairy can have redeeming nutritional qualities.

If you suspect sensitivity to any of these foods, consider lab tests or try eliminating them to observe how you feel.

Consult a healthcare provider or a dietitian for personalized advice based on your specific condition and need