Ayurvedic management of Hypothyroidism - A Case Study
Abstract
Background: Hypothyroidism can be difficult to diagnose, as its signs and symptoms are non-specific, and no global consensus exists on screening. It can be difficult to determine when to test for hypothyroidism, as patients may present with symptoms that are subtle or that overlap with other common conditions, and guidelines can be vague regarding who and when to test. However, identification of hypothyroidism is important in clinical practice. The symptoms of hypothyroidism include tiredness, weight gain, hair loss, cold intolerance, mood disturbances, indigestion, dry rough skin. Case report: In this present study a female patient aged 38 years known case of hypothyroidism since 10 years was treated with Rasayana, Shamanoushadhi and specific Pathya followed as per Sthoulya Chikitsa. Results: After 2 months of treatment there was a significant reduction in the signs and symptoms of the disease with a 60% improvement in the condition.
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