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Epilepsy hypothyroid PCOD constipation
Taking epilepsy medicine from last 12 years Thyroid medicine from last 7 years. Now in controlled with medicine. For PCOD, not taking any medicine.
Is there any treatment of these in acupressure or accupunture?
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Dr. Neeraj G Kashiva
Acupuncturist
35 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes PCOD can be treated with acupuncture with positive results. According to a study conducted by Swedish researchers at the University of Gothenburg, treatment with electro acupuncture resulted in more regular menstrual cycles, reduced testosterone levels and reduced pain.
Taking homeopathy and some specific exercises along with acupuncture can help give better results.
Be positive, stay healthy.
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Thyroid disorder and epilepsy may not be 100% curable and medicines need to be continued lifelong but management of longterm complications and medicinal side effects is important. Do not suddenly stop medication to try acupuncture or homeopathy, but they can certainty help in controlling complications and side effects.
Controlling your lifestyle, stress, diet and exercise is also as important as any medication or therapy.
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