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Thyroid TSH above 150
My recent test result on 04-02-2017 is
TOTAL TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3) C.L.I.A 150.00 µIU/ml 0.3 - 5.5
i am taking homeopathy medication since last November 2016. I was taking thyromorm 100 mcg for around 13 years and stopped taking the medicine after homeopathy treatment which is around for last 3 months. But i've put abnormal weight and i feel abnormal symptoms like tiredness, swelling of face, sleepy. hairfall, etc.,
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Homoeopathy will take care of you.Even your all compliant can treatable.
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Don't take tension
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The readings you have mentioned are confusing....if your TSH is 150....& if you have stoped taking the Allopathic medicine....please note that over a period of time the body has got used the supplementary dose of the hormones you were taking & so if you stop it abruptly it will definitely back fire.
So it is always advisable to taper off the Allopathic medicine slowly....while judging the effect of the Homoeopathic medicines by doing regular blood checks.
There are definitely very good Homoeopathic medicines that help us restore the functioning of the Thyroid gland....
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Visit your Homoeopathic Physician....& with his consult restart the medicines....
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Doing the Bhramari & Ujjaini Pranayam....has helped quite a few patients to reduce the Allopathic medicines....
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Hypothyroidism is now a days no more iodine deficiency but has become an autoimmune disease . In homoeopathy we give medicines which makes the body generator , an adequate thyroid level , so that gradually body resumes it original functionality which is visible through the the thyroid level test time to time , and gradually you can get rid of your eltroxin as well and may be after sometime you can stop homoeopathic medicines also as your thyroid level remains normal afterwards.
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please consult a good experienced homoeopathic doctor nearby you with all your investigations
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avoid cabbage , cauliflower , soya in food and do not take ordinary salt please take iodine rich salt
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Dr. Rahul Kolamkar
Homeopath
25 yrs exp
Amravati
Hi, There is little bit confusion, as you said TT3 is raised but the normal readings you given is of TSH. If TT3 is 150 then it's OK but if TSH is 150 then you must consult your Homoeopath. You can even start Thyronorm tablet and as the Homoeopathic medicines progress just tapper down the dose but with a check of every 3 months.
Homoeopathic treatment is a good substitute to these hormones but increase in imbalance might be related to your sensitivity which should be shared with your Doctor.
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For better results keep your diet in check. Don't cut the diet but flip it with more fibers and protien. Add fruits and salads in particular. keep a daily routine of exercise. This will help you in getting better physically.
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