I am 36 years old, suffering from thyroid and joints pain since 6 months. What should I do.

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Hello,
There are few lifestyle changes like brisk walking daily, avoid intake of Yoga-Poses:
Kalapbhati:
This is a very effective form of pranayama. Sit down on the floor in a comfortable cross-legged position. Take a deep breath & then exhale quickly, while making a sound. Always remember while doing Kapalbhati ? you have to forcefully and quickly exhale, but slowly and deeply inhale. Continue doing this for 10 times & then release.
Ujjayi Pranayam:
Sit down on the floor in a cross-legged straight position. Inhale slowly and deeply by both the nostrils. Try to make a hissing sound while you are sucking in the air. After that, stretch your inhale time for a while & then exhale as much as you can without giving any kind of pressure to your other body parts. This type of pranayama is very effective for those suffering from bronchitis, asthma & thyroid.
Yoga Nidra (Corpse Pose) also works well in both hypo and hyperthyroidism in reducing stress and calming down.
Foods to be avoided in Hypothyroidism:
Hypothyroidism causes skin to become dry. Once it is controlled with tsh levels becoming normal, most symptoms will disappear. Carrots and beet root are fine, can be eaten. Only cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, radish, mustard, peanuts, soy beans and soy containing products and coffee need to be avoided.
For pain in joints:
Apply Bakson?s Rheum Aid oil gently (2-3 times a day) and take orally Bakson?s Rheum-Aid syrup/ 1 tablespoon thrice daily.
Also, increase your dietary intake of calcium which is present in green leafy vegetables, milk, milk products, sea food, white legumes, dried fig, black-eyed peas, almonds, oranges, seasame seeds.
And vitamin D which is essential for absorption of calcium in our body and is synthesized naturally after getting exposed to sunlight, so early morning sunlight for 10-15min. 2-3 times a day is mandatory.
Apart from this, do walk daily along with physiotherapy will also help you.

Sucharitra Picasso · Accepted Answer

Hello,
There are few lifestyle changes like brisk walking daily, avoid intake of Yoga-Poses:
Kalapbhati:
This is a very effective form of pranayama. Sit down on the floor in a comfortable cross-legged position. Take a deep breath & then exhale quickly, while making a sound. Always remember while doing Kapalbhati ? you have to forcefully and quickly exhale, but slowly and deeply inhale. Continue doing this for 10 times & then release.
Ujjayi Pranayam:
Sit down on the floor in a cross-legged straight position. Inhale slowly and deeply by both the nostrils. Try to make a hissing sound while you are sucking in the air. After that, stretch your inhale time for a while & then exhale as much as you can without giving any kind of pressure to your other body parts. This type of pranayama is very effective for those suffering from bronchitis, asthma & thyroid.
Yoga Nidra (Corpse Pose) also works well in both hypo and hyperthyroidism in reducing stress and calming down.
Foods to be avoided in Hypothyroidism:
Hypothyroidism causes skin to become dry. Once it is controlled with tsh levels becoming normal, most symptoms will disappear. Carrots and beet root are fine, can be eaten. Only cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, radish, mustard, peanuts, soy beans and soy containing products and coffee need to be avoided.
For pain in joints:
Apply Bakson?s Rheum Aid oil gently (2-3 times a day) and take orally Bakson?s Rheum-Aid syrup/ 1 tablespoon thrice daily.
Also, increase your dietary intake of calcium which is present in green leafy vegetables, milk, milk products, sea food, white legumes, dried fig, black-eyed peas, almonds, oranges, seasame seeds.
And vitamin D which is essential for absorption of calcium in our body and is synthesized naturally after getting exposed to sunlight, so early morning sunlight for 10-15min. 2-3 times a day is mandatory.
Apart from this, do walk daily along with physiotherapy will also help you.