Overview
Many illnesses that affect the Thyroid can cause the gland to produce either too little (Hypothyroidism) or too much (hyperthyroidism) Thyroid hormone (Hyperthyroidism). Heart rate, mood, energy level, metabolism, bone health, pregnancy, and many other bodily processes can all be impacted by thyroid issues.
A butterfly-shaped gland called the thyroid is found in the front of the neck. It creates hormones that are crucial for controlling heart rate, metabolism, blood pressure, body temperature, and the body's response to other hormones.
Triiodothyronine, sometimes known as T3, and Thyroxine are the Thyroid's two primary hormones (T4). In addition, the gland generates calcitonin, which aids in the absorption of calcium by bone cells. Our experts render quality treatment by guiding the patients with measures to maintain good health and prevent the onset of illnesses or diseases
