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Tyriod issues
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I have attached my recent thyroid report And I am taking 100 mcg thyrionorm tab and my periods is regular and weight is 64.4 and now we r planning to have baby,Will thyroid effect on my pregnancy, pls guide me
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Continue your current dose of thyronorm
Do following...
Take coriander juice daily.... 25 gms of coriander leaves on empty stomach in the morning
Go for morning and evening walk daily for good digestion and easy defication and good circulation
Take salads and fruits more
Take dates beet root jaggery green leafy vegetables regularly
Use saindhav namak instead of regular salts
Take
Tab geriforte by Himalaya
2 Twice a day regularly
Lohasav
10 ml Twice a day for 3 months
Tab osteon D by sandu pharma
2 per day for 3 months
These all points will help you to reduce the doses of thyronorm and will regularise thyroid gland.
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HELLO,
U R ON CORRECT DOSE.
NO EFFECTS ON BABY.
NEVER TO STOP UP TO DELIVERY.
U CAN PLAN A BABY, BUT CONSULT BOTH GYNAC N GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD.
START TAKING CORRIENDER JUICE.
CARROT B BEAT ROOT JUICE.
TAB GERIFORTE BY HIMALAYAN TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD.
WALKING BRICK FOR 40 MIN FIVE DAYS A WEEK.
YOGA, PRANAMN, MEDITATION SO PROBABLITY TO CONCEIVE INCREASE.
OK.
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