How do you decrease thyroid hormone?

Answer 1

Well, there are many things but, first make sure your doctor is caring about your symptoms not just your test results.

1. Find a good group to help you cope with what you are feeling.

May suggest try Yahoo groups. They have a Thyroid group of USA and of each state if you from the states.

2. Keep going and trying and researching out what is best for you. There are so many ways that you can go.

You can go synthetic like Levothyroxine or Syntroid If you need just T4 this is the way to go.

You can go natural with Armour Thyroid. If you are still feeling bad after synthetic then, try to find a doctor that will prescribe this 100 year old gem. It is made of natural ingredients and has T4, T3 and minute trails of the other hormones your thyroid does not produce any longer.

Do you homework of what will work best for you.

If you need some help finding these things just ask on the yahoogroups I mentioned above. There is HELP out there.

Blessings,

Answer 2

First you need to find out what kind of Thyroid problem that you have . I had Hypothyroidism. I had part of my Thyroid removed. I never felt good even after I had the Goiter removed. I started taking an all-natural thyroid supplement that works with your body's own system to help the thyroid produce the right amount of hormone for your body you feel so good when taking this supplement..I had felt so tired all the time I just had no energy. I have been taking this supplement for about 3 months and it has helped me so I thought Id share this info with you. link down below.

Answer 3

If your thyroid is working properly then your body will regulate the hormones that the thyroid produces. There won't be a need to control it because it will control itself and adapt itself to your body. If however your thyroid isn't functioning properly a hormone prescription is usually provided depending on whether the thyroid is over producing or under-producing the necessary hormones.

Answer 4

There is nothing special you have to do to promote a healthy thyroid, other than eat a balanced diet, making sure you have the daily recommended amount of iodine.

In many countries iodine is added to salt, so that is not a concern, but for those who eat salt that have not been fortified with iodine, or who eat food grown in parts of the world with low levels of iodine in the soil, it can be a concern.

Answer 5

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my tsh 0.05 going ,so i am what do?

moin

Answer 6

There are many different thyroid diseases. Most cannot be prevented. Iodine deficiency problems may however be prevented with sufficient iodine intake.