14/03/2026
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,,TERAPIA ME LASER RIKTHEN GJENDJEN E TIROIDES
TE 47 PËRQIND E PACIENTËVE ME TIROIDIT AUTOIMUN HASHIMOTO NUK KANË MË NEVOJË PËR LEVOTIROKSINE PAS DHJETË SEANCASH ME LASER ...
Studimi i Terapisë me Laser te Tiroiditi Hashimoto Tregon Nevojë të Ulur për Medikamente për Tiroide
Një studim klinik në shëndetin endokrin po tërheq vëmendjen pasi studiuesit vunë re rezultate premtuese nga terapia me laser tek pacientët me tiroidit autoimun Hashimot. Shkencëtarët raportuan se pas dhjetë seancave të trajtimit, rreth dyzet e shtatë përqind e pjesëmarrësve nuk kishin më nevojë për levotiroksinë, një ilaç i zakonshëm që përdoret për të trajtuar funksionin e tiroides nënaktive."
Laser Therapy Study Shows Reduced Need For Thyroid Medication
A clinical study in endocrine health is drawing attention after researchers observed promising results from near-infrared laser therapy in patients with autoimmune thyroiditis. Scientists reported that after ten treatment sessions, about forty seven percent of participants no longer required levothyroxine, a common medication used to treat underactive thyroid function.
Autoimmune thyroiditis, often associated with Hashimoto’s disease, occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks the thyroid gland. Over time this inflammation can reduce hormone production, leading to symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, cold sensitivity, and slowed metabolism. Standard treatment typically involves long-term thyroid hormone replacement therapy.
In the study, near-infrared laser therapy was applied to the thyroid region to stimulate cellular activity and reduce inflammation. Researchers believe the light energy may improve blood circulation, support tissue repair, and help restore partial thyroid function in some patients.
Medical experts emphasize that these results come from limited clinical investigations. Larger trials are needed to confirm long-term safety, effectiveness, and whether the therapy can consistently reduce dependence on medication.
Still, the research highlights how non-invasive technologies are being explored in autoimmune disease treatment.
Could light-based therapies become a new option for managing thyroid disorders?