My situation is almost identical to Anonymous. I have hip bursitis in both hips, bothers me most when I sleep, and does not usually interfere with my daily activities. I have had it for two years. I have tried every conventional treatment and some not so conventional treatments to no avail. I have had Hashimotos disease for over ten years. I also went through menopause about two years prior to getting bursitis. I'm thinking it is hormone related. I was considering giving up gluten to try to improve thyroid function to see if it would in turn help my bursitis, but would like to hear if anyone else has improved their thyroid by going gluten free before I go to the trouble. I see that Anonymous posted her question in 2010. If you are still monitoring this post, I would love to hear if you have had any success in curing your bursitis and/or thyroid condition. Thanks!
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My situation is almost identical to Anonymous. I have hip bursitis in both hips, bothers me most when I sleep, and does not usually interfere with my daily activities. I have had it for two years. I have tried every conventional treatment and some not so conventional treatments to no avail. I have had Hashimotos disease for over ten years. I also went through menopause about two years prior to getting bursitis. I'm thinking it is hormone related. I was considering giving up gluten to try to improve thyroid function to see if it would in turn help my bursitis, but would like to hear if anyone else has improved their thyroid by going gluten free before I go to the trouble. I see that Anonymous posted her question in 2010. If you are still monitoring this post, I would love to hear if you have had any success in curing your bursitis and/or thyroid condition. Thanks!
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