Dr. Tushar Rege

Thyroid is a gland that secretes tsh into the blood and the levels of this hormone r regulated by pituitary gland located in our brain. Thyroid can be hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. Although in allopathy were under life long medication almost and the med. Goes on increasing with time, but in homoeopathic system there is a permanent cure for thyroid nd all depends upon your homoeo doctor, his art of case taking, his sensitivity level and approach to the case

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks or the query. Honey is made of sucrose, the same compound found in sugar or jaggery. Only difference being it also gives some vitamins and some antioxidents. It is good for a person who is not a diabetic. However, for a diabetic person it is like taking normal sugar. There is no difference. Thanks.

We should consider it to be hypothyroidism and we will have to start with tablet Thyronorm after clinical examination

Your thyroid test results show that tsh level is slightly higher than normal limit. It is classified as sub clinical hypothyroidism. Usually treatment is initiated when tsh level crosses 10 milli units / ml. Your bmi is 19.28 kg/m2, which is low. You need to take good balanced diet, exercise regularly, increase the caloric intake as well as protein quantity to build muscle mass. You should avoid soy beans, soy containing products, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, radish, peanuts, mustard and coffee. Consume more of green leafy vegetables and salads and fruits. Always use whole grain flour for chapati and roti, do not use maida.

Of course riskful. You have to normalize tsh before pregnancy. The risks can be to you (high bp, bleeding, depression etc) or serious to baby (abortion, small growth, early delivery, mental retardation etc)

Your problems appears to be side effects and complications of DM Medicines will help to control sugar levels only. I feel you are suffering from diabetic neuropathy. Your symptoms are not due to age suggestions: 1.take inj.eldervit once in three days 2.get the report of average glucose(glycosylated hb every 3months) 3.strict diet control in consultation with dietician

Yes you can use, but triglynase can cause weight gain and is not to be used when the functional capacity of heart is low.

Thanks for the query. Honey is same as sugar, hence it is not good for a diabetic person. Thanks.

Take plenty of water, high-carbohydrate foods such as potatoes, rice, pasta and bread. Nutrient-rich foods that improve your health may also benefit your thyroid gland, antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables more plenty of water: Blueberries, tomatoes, bell peppers, and other foods rich in antioxidants can improve overall health and benefit the thyroid gland. Eating foods high in B vitamins, like whole grains, may also help. flax oil, Selenium: Tiny amounts of selenium are needed for enzymes that make thyroid hormones to work properly. Eating selenium-rich foods, such as sunflower seeds or Brazil nuts, can be beneficial. Tyrosine: This amino acid is used by the thyroid gland to produce T3 and T4. Taking a supplement may help, go for walk. avoid oily foods,junk foods, go for walk. Do Tests every 3 to 6 months. And consult doctor on time.

Hello! diabetes n its symptoms can be well managed by a good diet chart. Take small meals in every 3-4 hr. Regular interval. Avoid sweet n sugar also honey n jaggery, fried foods, ready to eat foods, preserved foods n simple carb like maida. Take whole grain cereals in limitation, lot of veggies, 150-200gm fruit (not juice. Don't skip breakfast n take a small portion of milk or product or any whole grain cereal before bed time. Do 30 min of exercise a day.