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Hypothyroid to control: Limit your intake of Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale and turnips, because research suggests digesting these vegetables may block the thyroid's ability to utilize iodine, which is essential for normal thyroid function. Foods you can eat: eat eggs, meats, fish, most fruit and vegetables, gluten-free grains and seeds, dairy and non-caffeinated beverages.

Hello, thanks for the query. Yes you can donate the blood, but please check your hemoglobin level before donating. It is also good if your hypothyroidism in good control with t3 & t4 as well as tsh with in normal range. Thanks.

If you interested in homoeopathy then do not stop eltroxin immediately. Continue some homoeo treatment along with this. Must be miasmetic. Then after few week you can stop eltroxin. This time your body energy will be more, blood count normal. No tiredness. Take mixed fruit juice daily evening. If interested contact Lybrate to reach me.

Your tsh level is high. Homeopathy has very effective treatment for your problem. No side effects. Please take homeopathic medicine, preliminary dose, arsenic iode 200-once daily in the morning for 5 days. Book online appointment/consultation with me -(commencing from text consult rs 149, audio/ phone-rs 300) for further more comprehensive prescription and treatment.

Dis you undergo usg abdomen and pelvis, have that done to clearly say what is the condition. Also if possible send me the whole reports to glance through them once which will give more clarity.

Hello, thanks for the query. Madam I have seen the details posted. From that I understand that you have hypothyroidism, (no mention of tsh & t4 values or dosage of levothyroxine being taken), hypertension (no bp readings mentioned & nothing about drugs, dosage), plus you are adding weight (no weight & height mentioned) and also have noticed higher fasting & pp glucose levels (both levels not mentioned). Madam the whole information is very scanty, without knowing exact details (as mentioned in the bracket) I will not be able to give any guidance at all. As regards taking jeera & / or methi water, there are no specific clinical reports about their efficacy in relation to reducing the blood glucose levels. Blood glucose level can be reduced by taking a properly planned diet that provides just adequate calories based on your ideal body weight (not on current or excess weight), regular exercise and weight control. Since no specific information is provided no further comment can be made. My suggestion please come back with evry detail then I will be able to help. Thanks.

lybrate-user ji, thanks for the query. I have seen the details mentioned. The information given is inadequate. It would have been better if you had mentioned t3 & t4 levels (at the time of diagnosis), weight & height as well as lipid profile. As regards high number of anti tpo antibodies, usually there is no separate medication to treat hypothyroidism caused by hashimoto's thyroiditis (ht). I am sure you are aware that in a well controlled patient tsh should be maintained around 3 mu/l and t3 & t4 should be in the normal range. In this communication we are supposed to give only general guidelines, no drugs can be recommended or prescribed. If you have any further questions please come back with all the above information preferably in a private conversation, then I will be able to give specific guidelines and prescription if needed. Thanks.

Take no cabbage, broccoli, no radish, mustard, turnip, soya, no fatty / fast / spicy / processed food. Less tea / coffee. Take more water less mobile for further advise consult on private chat good luck.

Hi, lybrate user, Rock salt compensate difficiency of iodin influencing thyroid function, ofcourse. Tk, care.

Hello, thanks for the query. I have seen the details mentioned. As I understand you have hypothyroidism since 10 years and you are on 125 mcg. However, there is no mention of current t3, t4 & tsh levels. Because if hypothyroidism is under good control then all the symptoms related to that condition are in control. So if you are getting back ache and pain in legs, then there is a need to look at those values. If hypothyroidism is well controlled then one has to investigate and find out the reasons for such pain. Another important aspect is your height & weight. With a bmi (body mass index) of 29.29 kg/sq meter (normal < 23 kg/sq meter), you are already very close to become grade 1 obese person. Your ideal body weight should be about 59 kg. Which means there is an excess of over 16 kgs. In uncontrolled hypothyroidism weight does go up. As regards gastritis, repeated use of painkillers does lead to that condition. Etoricoxib is supposed to cause very little effect on stomach mucosa and supposed to be safe. There also a need to look at your vitamin d3 & calcium levels, plus time spent on exercises daily. So please come back with these details and then I may be of help. Thanks.