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Increase in TSH level
I'm a 45 year old female and my TSH level is 7
My blood pressure is normal and I'm presently using thyronorm 50mcg .What dose should I use to bring my TSH to normal level?
Note: my T3 and T4 are 2.69 and 1.45 respectively.
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Do following...
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Do meditation regularly
Take 25gms coriander leaves juice daily on empty stomach for 2 to 3 years
Take salads and fruits more
Take
Calcarea carbonica
30
Homeopathic medicine
4 drops on tongue directly Twice a day for 6 mths
Iodium
30
Homeopathic medicine
5 drops on tongue directly once a day
Continue your current dose of thyronorm
Check thyroid hormone levels after 45 days,
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Hello,
TSH level is very difficult to be normalize. It can be controlled not cure or normalize yes yoga, pranayam can help to reach to near by.anulom VILOM,kapalvathi
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Dr. K Shanmuganandan
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Chennai
TSH IS MARGINALKY HIGH
PL CONTINUE THYRONORM AND REPEAT TEST AFTER 3 MONTHS
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