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Thyroid Cancer, Nodules & Hyperthyroidism (Expert Forum)
Chest discomfort and high blood pressure
Questions in the Thyroid forum are answered by Mark Lupo, MD. Topics covered include Goiter, Graves Disease, Hyperthyroid, Parathyroid/Calcium Problems, Thyroid Cancer, Thyroid Nodules/Cysts, Thyroiditis, Thyroid & Pregnancy, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Thyroid Tests, and Thyroid Surgery.
Chest discomfort and high blood pressure
by curiousjorge, Aug 30, 2005 12:00AM
How can you cure hypothyroid completely? I know someone who has it and she is taking medications but she really wants to get it cured completely and how can she prevent herself from having it again?
Also what is the best way to cure sinusitis? how can you reduce phlem? how can you prevent yourself from having sinusitis again in the future?
-need help and good advice:)
respond a.s.a.p THANKS!
Also what is the best way to cure sinusitis? how can you reduce phlem? how can you prevent yourself from having sinusitis again in the future?
-need help and good advice:)
respond a.s.a.p THANKS!
Member Comments (1)
by ShannieK, Aug 30, 2005 12:00AM
Hi, Sorry there is no cure for hypothyroidism, but there are treatments. Hypothyroidism is the underproduction of the thyroid hormone needed to regulate your body normally. People who are deficient in this hormone, need hormnone replacement so that their thyroid functions properly, in turn helping them to feel well, and have the body function properly. You cannot go without the hormone, because you will get sick, and being severly deficient can kill you. That isn't to scare you, but it is just a fact. People with hypothyroidism have to stay on medication for the duration of their life, but it's not that bad, just one small little pill, once a day, and feeling alittle yucky why trying to find that optimal dose that will be needed. Hope this helped. Shannon
