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Endocrinological Disorders
Question #45950
69 days ago
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Concerns about Thyroid Health and Symptoms - #45950

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Hi sir good evening InSeptember midhalf i got little throat infection after 3 days it becomes normal and started pain at right side of thyroid gland when I swallow. I didn't care that after somedays gradually i reduced my weight and i felt like current shock feeling on my left hand slowly i became very weak and strated tremors in legs, anxiety, palpitations.after that i visited doctor he said go to scan andTFTand other blood test. On Oct 11th i got my report.T3- 2.70 T4.15.3 and TSH -<0.01. and i got scan with thryromegaley.he said it's hyperthyroidism. And suggested Tab. Carbimazole 10mg/OD after breakfast. I started using everything became normal my weight and other complaints after 52 days of using tablet again i went to revisit the doctor he suggested again TFT. T3- 1.31, T4-4.69, TSH- 46.4. he said your hormones were fluctuating i need a 99mtc scan. I stop eating tablet and after 14 days went for scan. Now scan reports are bilateral thyroid gland moderate enlarged. Diffuse homogeneously increased tracer trapping noted in both lobes. No demonstrable cold area noted in either lobe.salivary gland and background activity appears suppressed. No abnormal extra-thyroidal uptake seen. Ratio tracer uptake: 1.6% Thyroid parotid ratio: 5.85 Impression: present scan and uptake findings are suggestive of diffuse toxic goitre.

How long have you been experiencing symptoms like tremors and anxiety?:

- 1-4 weeks

Have you noticed any specific triggers for your symptoms?:

- Stress

How would you describe your energy levels since the diagnosis?:

- Moderate
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Given your situation, it seems you’re experiencing symptoms of a thyroid imbalance, specifically hyperthyroidism that possibly transitioned into hypothyroidism due to medication or natural progression. Let’s approach this with Ayurvedic principles, but, please, keep in mind it’s crucial to consult a healthcare professional for ongoing monitoring and management alongside any traditional treatments.

In Ayurveda, thyroid imbalances are often linked to disturbances in the kapha and vata doshas, affecting agni (digestive fire) and metabolism. For you, supporting your thyroid health while stabilizing your doshas is key. Begin by focusing on your diet and lifestyle. Increase your intake of foods that are light and easy to digest. Favor warm, cooked meals with spices like cumin, coriander, ginger, and cinnamon as they stimulate agni and help balance doshas.

Ensure you’re eating at regular intervals, avoiding long gaps between meals which can aggravate vata, causing symptoms like anxiety and tremors. Including dairy such as warm milk with a pinch of turmeric before bed can be nourishing and calming. Stay hydrated, but avoid icy cold drinks that dampen agni.

Focus on stress management, as anxiety can exacerbate thyroid issues. Engage in calming activities like meditation, pranayama, and light yoga to soothe the nervous system. Emphasize breathwork - specifically Anulom Vilom and Bhramari pranayama - to help balance mental fluctuations.

For herbal support, consider Ashwagandha for its adaptogenic properties. However, consult a trained Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized dosage and formulation. Ensure regular follow-up with your physician as you continue traditional treatments, attending to both medical advice and lifestyle adjustments. Adjustments should be made under supervision, especially considering your hormone levels’ fluctuations.

Your condition could require careful medical oversight, hence, maintaining a dialogue with your doctor is vital. Always prioritize urgent care if symptoms escalate or if there’s any severe discomfort. Balancing Ayurvedic practice with medical advice should ideally support your thyroid health comprehensively.

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It seems you’ve undergone quite a thorough evaluation for your thyroid condition. Based on your findings, it looks like you have been diagnosed with diffuse toxic goitre, which aligns with hyperthyroidism. Your symptoms such as weight loss, tremors, anxiety, and palpitations are common in hyperthyroid conditions. While you’re engaging conventional treatment, you might also consider how Siddha-Ayurvedic approaches can complement these therapies.

In Ayurveda, hyperthyroidism can be viewed as a Pitta-Kapha imbalance with a deranged Agni (digestive fire). The goal would be to pacify this imbalance and support your overall metabolic processes. Here are a few suggestions, but please ensure continued communication with your healthcare provider regarding any treatment:

Firstly, dietary modifications can be very helpful. You might focus on cooling foods that pacify Pitta – consuming cucumbers, melons, and coconut water. Avoid excessively spicy and hot foods, along with stimulants like caffeine, which can aggravate Pitta. Including herbs such as Ashwagandha might be beneficial, as it can support the adaptogenic measures your body needs.

Secondly, consider daily practices that support your nervous system, such as meditation or Pranayama (breathing exercises) like Nadi Shodhana to help balance energy channels (Nadis) and reduce anxiety.

Finally, make sure to avoid self-stopping or altering thyroid medication without consulting healthcare professionals. Thyroid conditions often require monitoring, and any sudden changes in medication can lead to complications.

Remember, timing depends on your lifestyle; let these practices gradually integrate into daily life. Prioritize continued dialogue with your doctor about any integrative approaches you plan to establish; it’s key to keep experience-based insights medical guidance aligned.

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