How to Cure Typhoid

Thyroid disease is caused by either under- or overproduction of thyroid hormones in the pituitary glands. Broken up into two main types, hypothyroidism produces symptoms of weight gain, elevated cholesterol, fatigue and fertility problems. Hyperthyroidism causes the body to go into an overactive metabolic state, which promotes rapid weight loss, tremors, insomnia, anxiety and hair loss. Both must be treated by a health care professional.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Food journal Blood tests Synthroid Synthetic thyroxine Vitamins

Thyroid Cures

1. Make an appointment with a physician's office. Bring in a list of symptoms and food journal.

2. Complete prescribed thyroid tests, which include blood work, X-rays and biopsies. Your doctor will view the results and determine if you have an under- or overactive thyroid.

3. Take either your prescribed synthroid or synthetic thyroxine everyday at the same time. Read directions to get exact information about your pills; however, both are recommended to take before breakfast.

4. Take vitamins everyday to promote your immune system and thyroid. Individuals with hypothyroidism may take kelp, l-thyrosine, vitamin B and zinc. Hyperthyroid sufferers can take multivitamins, vitamin B, lecithin and vitamin E.

5. Ask your doctor for a list of foods that suppress or promote the thyroid hormone production. Underactive thyroids respond well to generous servings of high-fiber vegetables, but should avoid foods high in fat. Likewise, overactive thyroids should refrain from foods with caffeine.

6. Followup with visits to your doctor even if your disease has improved. The majority of thyroid disease sufferers must monitor their condition the rest of their lives.

Tips & Warnings

• Tell your doctor if you are having adverse affects to your medication. Synthroid can cause headaches, diarrhea and insomnia. If you are experiencing menopausal symptoms, get your thyroid checked by a physician. Overactive thyroids mimic many menopausal symptoms.
• Many thyroid medications can interact with other medications and must be taken separately. Tell your doctor all the medications and vitamins you take. Avoid fluoride and chlorine if you have hyperthyroidism. Both chemicals will block iodine receptors in pituitary glands. Refrain from eating processed foods if you have a thyroid condition.

References

• Hyperthyroidism Medications
• Synthroid Side Effects

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