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Subclinical hypothyroidism
Hello doctor i diagnosed subclinical hypothyroidism since 1 month my t3 1.11 t4 8.0 both are normal but my tsh level is 6.400 i have some another problems low energy mood swinging slow down hair growth high triglycerides 333 palpitation
s.g.p.t. little high 47 knee pain since 1 year some time right side hip pain not in the joint pain outside on the right hip my ESR report is normal I can continue with ayurveda or I need allopathic treatment
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You are in initial condition..to avoid future risk you have to need a proper medication.
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It just mean ur diagnosis need to confirm by follow up.... and observe do you following Healthier regime to be fit if not plz move you butt on any of sports ground with coach else dr and Medicines ready to suck in to pockets
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Your issues can be managed with Ayurveda medicines and lifestyle changes.. So continue Ayurveda treatment.
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
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Jaipur
U can continue with AYURVEDA and yoga
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