Allergies: Thyroid and Thymus Glands

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The functions of both the thyroid and thymus glands are quite different, but the names are very similar to each other, their place is also around each other. The thyroid gland is present in the throat and the thymus is hidden right between the breasts i.e. between the two lungs.

Thyroid Gland

  • The thyroid is an endocrine gland that makes the thyroid hormone.
  • The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located at the bottom of the neck.
  • A normal healthy thyroid gland may not be obvious outside the throat, but a damaged thyroid can be felt protruding from the neck.
  • Thyroid hormone helps control the body's metabolism system, such as indigestion due to thyroid disorders can include chest pain, lack of acidic substances in the stomach or too much excess, constipation, stones, anemia, and overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine. 
  • The thyroid gland has a significant effect on the gastrointestinal system.

Many people feel cold in the heat and heat in the winter and many people feel cold in the heat which remains unbearable, which is also a sign of its bad condition.

Body weight loss/increases without any reason or the body continues to dry for no reason. The responsibility for women's menstrual disorders, sleep disorders, vision disorders, etc. is also linked to this.

Thyroid helps the brain, heartbeat, strength in the hands, agility, lungs, muscles and other organs to function properly as the thyroid gland also helps to distribute the power of food in the body.

It is possible to survive without the thyroid gland, but it is necessary to take thyroid hormone-altering drugs. You can't live without thyroid hormones.

Thymus Gland

The thymus is a small gland located just behind the breast bone, the chest space between the lungs, in front of and above the heart.

The disorder of the thymus gland can also cause cancer, the function of thymus is to make white cells present in the blood. The thymus is a small gland that is part of your lymphatic system. The lymphatic system is made up of a network of tissues, blood vessels, and other body parts such as your tonsils, spleen, and appendix. Your lymphatic system is the most important part of the immune system. It helps in protecting against all kinds of infections and diseases, its health keeps old age away, skin stays young for a long time.

Signs and Symptoms of Thymus Problems:

  • Makes antibodies against viral infections and any type of infection.
  • Eliminates muscle fatigue.
  • Gives strength to the eyelids.
It plays an important role in protecting us from nasal inflammation, asthma, eczema, sneezing, pollen allergy, dust allergy, allergy to a food item, allergy to fragrance, etc. 
The immune system is responsible for allergies, if it is healthy, stress-free, depression-free, no deprivation, sorrow or has affected it, then thank you, the immune system fights against allergies.

We can keep this gland healthy by vitamin C from juice-rich fruits, zinc, happiness, drinking a glass of water with small sips after every hour, etc.

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