#thyroid diseases

[findingnaturalcures]

9 NATURAL CURES FOR HYPOTHYROIDISM #findingnaturalcures Please consult your doctor before trying any of these remedies 1. Ashwaganda extract/powder (500 miligrams per day) 2. Iodine (150-300 micrograms per day) 3. Selenium (200 micrograms per day) 4. L-Tyrosin (500 miligrams per day- can be taken twice if needed) 5. B vitamine complex 6. Probiotic foods 7. Mix 2 drops of lemon grass oil with 2 drops of clove oil and rub it on the tyroid area. 8. Keep your blood sugar under control 9. Make liver detox regularly and keep your liver healthy 

[dangercraft]

When you get your thyroid checked, please also get your thyroid perioxidase antibodies checked.

If your blood test is showing hypothyroidism, please also have your antibodies checked. Doctors WILL NOT automatically test for this. It is something you will have to ask for. This test will determine if you have Hashimoto's thyroiditis, which is a entirely different autoimmune disease that requires a different treatment plan. Normal numbers of your antibodies should be between 0-100, but someone with Hashimoto's should expect to see numbers in the 1000's. The lowest I have seen mine was in the 890's. Hashimoto's is a disease that cannot be messed with, and can be misdiagnosed as Bipolar if the proper blood tests aren't done. I went misdiagnosed with hypothyroidism for over a year before I found out about the antibodies test.

For reference, I started off by taking Levothyroixine (the generic of Synthroid), but switched to WP Thyroid, which is a T3 T4 combination medication.

[drforambhuta]

There are various diagnostic tests available to confirm the diagnosis of thyroid cancer, including:

Ultrasound: An imaging test that can provide detailed pictures of the thyroid gland and any nodules or lumps.

Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA): A biopsy procedure involving the collection and examination of a small sample of thyroid tissue for cancer cells.

Blood Tests: These tests can assess thyroid hormone levels and detect specific markers related to thyroid cancer.

Imaging Scans: Additional imaging tests, such as CT scans or MRI, may be utilized to determine the cancer's extent and its potential spread to neighboring structures.

Once a diagnosis is established, the treatment strategy for thyroid cancer will be determined based on the cancer type and stage. Common treatment options include:

Surgery: The most common approach involves the removal of the thyroid gland (thyroidectomy), which may also include the removal of nearby lymph nodes depending on the cancer's extent.

Radioactive Iodine Therapy: This treatment may be employed to eliminate any remaining cancer cells or thyroid tissue after surgery.

External Beam Radiation: In some instances, external radiation therapy may be recommended to target cancer cells.

Chemotherapy: While rarely utilized, it may be considered for highly aggressive anaplastic thyroid cancer.

A regular full body checkup is recommended to check the thyroid hormone levels and thyroid health of a person. It also helps in the early detection of thyroid cancer. Early diagnosis enables treating the condition before it becomes life-threatening.

[painfreenyc]

8 Alarming Signs That It's High Time to Visit a Gynecologist

Women's health is of the greatest importance, and regular appointments to a gynecologist are essential for overall well-being. While routine gynecological exams are recommended, certain symptoms should never be overlooked. Ignoring these warning signs can lead to major health risks, so it's critical to be aware of them and seek immediate medical attention if they occur. In this article, we will discuss eight alarming signs that indicate it's high time to visit a gynecologist.

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