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Thyroid problems since 2 years How to control it Taking thyrox 75mg How to control it Anxiety & many time low sexual desire
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To manage thyroid issues, anxiety, and low libido, continue your prescribed medication, but you can also complement it with lifestyle adjustments. A diet rich in iodine (like seaweed and fish), warm and nourishing foods, and avoiding goitrogenic foods (such as raw cabbage or soy) can support thyroid health. Ayurveda recommends herbs like Ashwagandha for stress and energy, Guggulu for thyroid support, and Shankhpushpi for mental clarity. Incorporating yoga, especially poses like Shoulder Stand and Cobra, along with breathing exercises (pranayama) can help manage stress and stimulate thyroid function. Ensure adequate sleep, moderate exercise, and stress management, as these factors play a significant role in improving overall health, including libido. Finally, regular medical check-ups and blood tests to monitor thyroid function are crucial for maintaining balance.
Alright, so thyroid issues, huh? Seems like you’re on Thyrox (the 75mg dose), and that’s a pretty common treatment for hypothyroidism. But let’s get into what Ayurveda could add to the mix, yeah?
First off, thyroid stuff can be linked to imbalances in kapha and vata doshas, usually. We need to get your doshas realigned. So, start with your diet. More warm, cooked foods could help balance your vata. Think of stuff like soups or stews. Avoid things that are raw or too cold. Add spices like ginger, black pepper, or cumin – these can help stoke that digestive fire, your “agni”. Oh, and sesame oil is your new best friend. Use it in cooking or even for a little self-massage if you’re up for it.
About the anxiety and low sexual desire, these could be from disturbed vata and maybe pitta imbalances. Herbs like Ashwagandha can be quite nurturing for anxiety and might help with desire levels, too. Like, you can take it as a powder or tablet, maybe a few grams a day. Just check with your healthcare provider to ensure it doesn’t interfere with your Thyrox.
Breathing exercises, pranayama, that’s got a place here too. Especially something gentle like Nadi Shodhana. Just 5-10 minutes, maybe twice a day, you know?
Lifestyle adjustments - they matter. Regular schedules can do wonders. Try to get to bed and wake up around the same time. Maybe cut down on screen time, particularly before sleep to ease that anxiety.
But hey, if any symptoms get worse or become unmanageable, get that professional medical attention right away. Your thyroid levels, for instance, need regular monitoring by your healthcare provider. Always! Integrate Ayurveda with modern treatment responsibly, you know what I’m sayin’?

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