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Hypothyroidism
Is hypothyroidism is genetic?
And how to permanently cure it.
And will taking contraceptive pills will affect this disorder adversely or not
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Yes it’s genetic too but can be managed with medication...
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Dr. Ashwani Garg
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Genetics is like a loaded gun but bad environment in the body pulls the trigger and disease manifest.
Any external hormones will disrupt your natural balance and cause further issues.
Provide body with right nutrition required for proper functioning of the gland instead just taking external hormones. Yes, the condition can be reversed.
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