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Is It Alright To Drink Water After Thyroid Test Showed 830 With History Of Having Goiters?
i have a thyroid test at 830 the doctor told me not to drink water but I NEED to drink water I am used to at least a gallon a day. Is it okay to drink water? Also last month when I was checked my thyroid was 7.3 with no fasting. I would like to know the best tests to ask for last time was only a tsh. This time I am requesting a full thyroid panel with antibodies. I have a history of goiters.
Thu, 16 Jan 2014
Hello,
Welcome to HCM,
Thyroid problem is curable with homeopathic treatment. And it is not necessary to take medicine life time.
Thyroid problem is connected with many factors in physical and mental sphere like stress anxiety, shock, etc.
So it is necessary to understand detail case history for permanent cure.
Homeopathic medicine can be selected after analysis of detail case history. So if you want proper homeopathic treatment for permanent cure then consult to good homeopath near by you or contact me.
I think i can help you and you will be free from this disease.
Have a better health.
subhashponkiya@gmail.com
Welcome to HCM,
Thyroid problem is curable with homeopathic treatment. And it is not necessary to take medicine life time.
Thyroid problem is connected with many factors in physical and mental sphere like stress anxiety, shock, etc.
So it is necessary to understand detail case history for permanent cure.
Homeopathic medicine can be selected after analysis of detail case history. So if you want proper homeopathic treatment for permanent cure then consult to good homeopath near by you or contact me.
I think i can help you and you will be free from this disease.
Have a better health.
subhashponkiya@gmail.com
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