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MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHYROIDISM THROUGH PRINCIPLES OF AYURVEDA: A SUCESSFUL CASE STUDY

@inproceedings{Namdeo2015MANAGEMENTOH,
  title={MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHYROIDISM THROUGH PRINCIPLES OF AYURVEDA: A SUCESSFUL CASE STUDY},
  author={Kadam Krishna Namdeo and Jadhav Viraj Vilas},
  year={2015}
}
  • Kadam Krishna Namdeo, Jadhav Viraj Vilas
  • Published 2015
    • The most common presentation of thyroid disease are thyrotoxicosis (graves’ disease) i.e., hyper functioning of thyroid gland, hypo thyroidism, (creatinisim) in children, myxoedema in females and enlargement of gland called as goiter. Iodine (I) is the trace element required for thyroid hormone synthesis, In hypo thyroidism TSH level is increased, where as in hyper thyroidism TSH level is decreased, both the conditions exhibit different signs and symptoms. In modern science, the treatment of… CONTINUE READING

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