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Teva Levothyroxine
Any members having issues with sourcing Teva Levothyroxine and being sent Accord instead. I have returned them to chemist and on a hunt at that moment to try and source from various chemists. Apparently there is a production delay.....I have only ever taken Teva Brand since I was diagnosed in June 2021
Any members having issues with sourcing Teva Levothyroxine and being sent Accord instead. I have returned them to chemist and on a hunt at that moment to try and source from various chemists. Apparently there is a production delay.....I have only ever taken Teva Brand since I was diagnosed in June 2021
revitalise
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Query about Teva brand levothyroxinenatrium from Netherlands
Hi Just wanted to know is TEVA levothyroxine really that band? Someone i know was advised to get eltroxin which again don't know anything about and was told is by teva brand. When she received it's levothyroxinenatrium by teva from Netherlands. I've read few posts re teva which areygood at all.
Hi Just wanted to know is TEVA levothyroxine really that band? Someone i know was advised to get eltroxin which again don't know anything about and was told is by teva brand. When she received it's levothyroxinenatrium by teva from Netherlands. I've read few posts re teva which areygood at all.
Izzie11
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Interferon Alpha 2-a (PEG) vs 2-b,(Bes) exactly what's the diff?
I posted this image recently, but here it's in a new context. For those who are curious exactly how 2-a and 2-b IFNs differ (I posted inside another thread before but here's a new post on it): https://www.prospecbio.com/interferon-alpha-2a_human "The difference between IFNA2A and IFNA2B is in the
I posted this image recently, but here it's in a new context. For those who are curious exactly how 2-a and 2-b IFNs differ (I posted inside another thread before but here's a new post on it): https://www.prospecbio.com/interferon-alpha-2a_human "The difference between IFNA2A and IFNA2B is in the
EPguy
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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Hydrea
Having been a participant of this forum for a while, I am so appreciative for the knowledgeable information it provides. I am in my 70' s and was wondering if anyone else was taking Hydrea every other day with a daily low dose aspirin. If yes, how long?... any side effects? At the urging of my Haemo
Having been a participant of this forum for a while, I am so appreciative for the knowledgeable information it provides. I am in my 70' s and was wondering if anyone else was taking Hydrea every other day with a daily low dose aspirin. If yes, how long?... any side effects? At the urging of my Haemo
georgevanier
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
levothyroxine/Teva/mannitol
hi everyone.. It’s just come to my notice that Levothyroxine which I’ve been taking for about 25 years or so contains “mannitol “ As I have very bad restless legs for about the same amount of years and getting worse … I was wondering how long mannitol has been in levothyroxine ? Also.. would it affect
hi everyone.. It’s just come to my notice that Levothyroxine which I’ve been taking for about 25 years or so contains “mannitol “ As I have very bad restless legs for about the same amount of years and getting worse … I was wondering how long mannitol has been in levothyroxine ? Also.. would it affect
janland
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia?
Hello! I was woken up around 4a last night by my heart rate. It had gone up into the 120s and then would go down to the 80s and turn right back around to the 120s over and over again every few seconds. My chest felt tight, I had shivers/shakes, and my stomach felt upset - this was all onset after the
Hello! I was woken up around 4a last night by my heart rate. It had gone up into the 120s and then would go down to the 80s and turn right back around to the 120s over and over again every few seconds. My chest felt tight, I had shivers/shakes, and my stomach felt upset - this was all onset after the
Hemingway1
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AF Association
2 years ago
5 month old with CHT
Hello First post here. The world of Thyroids is a confusing one hey? Anyway, baby was born with CHT. Been having regular blood tests until the last one which they left a bigger gap (2 months between tests, he's only just 5 months old now) Previous to this week's test they thought they had his
Hello First post here. The world of Thyroids is a confusing one hey? Anyway, baby was born with CHT. Been having regular blood tests until the last one which they left a bigger gap (2 months between tests, he's only just 5 months old now) Previous to this week's test they thought they had his
willwright1990
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Thyroid gland dysfunction and vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism in keratoconus
In the very recent
supplements are useless?
thread, did anyone notice them checking the impact on keratoconus? I thought not… https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/148337917/supplements-are-useless The VITAL studies might question some of the vitamin D claims. But they do not, in my view
In the very recent
supplements are useless?
thread, did anyone notice them checking the impact on keratoconus? I thought not… https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/148337917/supplements-are-useless The VITAL studies might question some of the vitamin D claims. But they do not, in my view
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
overmedicated on tirosint
had an episode this morning , sudden high blood pressure attack with severe headache. Had swithched from tirosint gel caps to liquid sol. Checked (my own lab order) two days ago, TSH 0.125 (down) free t3 in the middle of 3.2 but up from 2.5...free t4 just under the top of the range. Anyone get these
had an episode this morning , sudden high blood pressure attack with severe headache. Had swithched from tirosint gel caps to liquid sol. Checked (my own lab order) two days ago, TSH 0.125 (down) free t3 in the middle of 3.2 but up from 2.5...free t4 just under the top of the range. Anyone get these
abartme
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Why Pacemaker?
Because a few people asked just a quick explanation of why I was persuaded to have a PM. After my Atrial tachycardia ablation in 2019 my heart rate sat around 100 bpm so I was prescribed nebivolol 2.5mg twice a day. At this level my HR dropped below 60 at which point the 2nd degree block cut in and
Because a few people asked just a quick explanation of why I was persuaded to have a PM. After my Atrial tachycardia ablation in 2019 my heart rate sat around 100 bpm so I was prescribed nebivolol 2.5mg twice a day. At this level my HR dropped below 60 at which point the 2nd degree block cut in and
BobD
Volunteer
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AF Association
2 years ago
Skin pigmentation
Hi everyone Over the past couple of years or so, I've developed three different types of skin pigmentation: 1) hyperpigmentation - darker patches of skin located on my upper thighs 2) hypopigmentation - lighter patches of skin predominantly on my legs and trunk including back but makes an intermittent
Hi everyone Over the past couple of years or so, I've developed three different types of skin pigmentation: 1) hyperpigmentation - darker patches of skin located on my upper thighs 2) hypopigmentation - lighter patches of skin predominantly on my legs and trunk including back but makes an intermittent
Amakura
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
bacterial pneumonia
It turns out that my lower WBC was the least of my worries. I was hospitalized for bacterial pneumonia. I understand it’s going to take a while to get back on my feet. I have been blessed to not have been sick since my diagnosis in 2016.
It turns out that my lower WBC was the least of my worries. I was hospitalized for bacterial pneumonia. I understand it’s going to take a while to get back on my feet. I have been blessed to not have been sick since my diagnosis in 2016.
May1270
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Levothyroxine dosing - micrograms per square metre
I keep finding references to dosing levothyroxine based on body surface area. Such as this: [i]The maintenance dose is usually 100 to 150 micrograms per m² of body surface.[/i] (Taken from the documentatian for Orifarm but similar is widely included in Patient Information Leaflets, etc.) And there
I keep finding references to dosing levothyroxine based on body surface area. Such as this: [i]The maintenance dose is usually 100 to 150 micrograms per m² of body surface.[/i] (Taken from the documentatian for Orifarm but similar is widely included in Patient Information Leaflets, etc.) And there
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
A recent review of the failings of the currently held model for thyroid treatment
I don't think I've already posted this. This review again sets out the failings of the TSH-T4 dominated model of thyroid therapy and treatment. Open to download Endocrine https://doi.org/10.1007/s12020-021-02851-6 VIEWPOINT Thyroid testing paradigm switch from thyrotropin to thyroidhormones—Future
I don't think I've already posted this. This review again sets out the failings of the TSH-T4 dominated model of thyroid therapy and treatment. Open to download Endocrine https://doi.org/10.1007/s12020-021-02851-6 VIEWPOINT Thyroid testing paradigm switch from thyrotropin to thyroidhormones—Future
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Rising Bilirubin
Good morning. I have stage 4 prostate cancer and since March, have been taking a drug called Zytiga (Abiraterone) which has been known to affect the liver. A recent blood test shows my Bilirubin to be 24umol/L when the normal range should be 0-20. A month ago, it was 19umol/L. I am therefore concerned
Good morning. I have stage 4 prostate cancer and since March, have been taking a drug called Zytiga (Abiraterone) which has been known to affect the liver. A recent blood test shows my Bilirubin to be 24umol/L when the normal range should be 0-20. A month ago, it was 19umol/L. I am therefore concerned
Dastardly
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Sinutab and Fluticasone?
I'm new here and not sure how any of this works so apologies if I'm not posting this in the right place. Does anyone know if you can take Sinutab and Fluticasone at the same time? Fluticasone was working for me but in the last week my head pressure has returned. Normally I would just pop some Sinutab
I'm new here and not sure how any of this works so apologies if I'm not posting this in the right place. Does anyone know if you can take Sinutab and Fluticasone at the same time? Fluticasone was working for me but in the last week my head pressure has returned. Normally I would just pop some Sinutab
PurplePatty
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Diagnosis update - PV - in limbo
Hi So had my appointment with yet another different haematologist today following my BMB. Still no further forward. Apparently bone marrow aspirate was non cellular so nothing to show from that. Spongy marrow shown an small abnormality but haem consultants think its no conclusive. They have said they
Hi So had my appointment with yet another different haematologist today following my BMB. Still no further forward. Apparently bone marrow aspirate was non cellular so nothing to show from that. Spongy marrow shown an small abnormality but haem consultants think its no conclusive. They have said they
LittleLuna
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Low T3 other thyroid tests normal
I’ve had my thyroid tests done and all normal apart from low FT3 . Gp spoke to an endocrinologist who said it’s all fine. Is that right? I have melasma, diffuse hair shedding, lethargy. Many thanks.
I’ve had my thyroid tests done and all normal apart from low FT3 . Gp spoke to an endocrinologist who said it’s all fine. Is that right? I have melasma, diffuse hair shedding, lethargy. Many thanks.
Lawley77
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Apraxia Eyelid Opening?
Weird one - for a while now my eyelids don't open immediately when I wake up. The left one is slower to open than the right, probably takes at least 10 minutes for both to open. I googled to see what it was and came up with apraxia of eyelid opening, more females with autoimmune disease were found
Weird one - for a while now my eyelids don't open immediately when I wake up. The left one is slower to open than the right, probably takes at least 10 minutes for both to open. I googled to see what it was and came up with apraxia of eyelid opening, more females with autoimmune disease were found
BoneyC
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NRAS
2 years ago
Addisons and Hashi with Fibro :((
So the doctor in Belgium confirmed that I have ADDISONS and i am honestly shook that my own body si attacking my adrenals on top of my body attacking my thyroid :((..I have asked my Gp to do further tests before i take cortisol for life. The diagnosis just seems alot more sinister than hashis or maybe
So the doctor in Belgium confirmed that I have ADDISONS and i am honestly shook that my own body si attacking my adrenals on top of my body attacking my thyroid :((..I have asked my Gp to do further tests before i take cortisol for life. The diagnosis just seems alot more sinister than hashis or maybe
Miriam22
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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