I'm on usual levo dose(125mcg) + 6,25mcgT3(Thylexan) about 2 weeks for now and I'm feel relatively ok, (a little low in the evening) but I would like to try up my T3. I did not reduced my levo T4 dose. How do I know when is the right moment for upgrade(I should still remain on this combo another week or two or now is the right moment)?
If I will add another quarter when is the best moment in day to take (in the morning all 12mcg or in late afternoon or at bead time)?
Thank you...
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It's okay to increase dose now. You'll have to fiddle around with timings to find what suits you. I take my first dose of T3 with T4 on waking, and a second dose of T3 at bedtime. If T3 at night interrupts your sleep take the second dose 8-12 hours after the first.
Hold at 12.5mcg T3 for six weeks and check FT3 level before increasing further.
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I forgot one more question Clutter please; if it's normal and why when I started to add the T3 to my levo in the morning, I felt warmed up in the evening (not along the day) and my nose was running (like I had a flu).
Hello Clutter, sorry to bother you again but today in the morning I take a litlle more T3(aprox 7, 8 mcg compared to yesterday 6,25) and my usual levo(125mcg) and after a few hours I felt nervous, agitated and fast pulse.
What this means, I'm overmedicated and should reduce the dose (T3 or T4) or it is only temporary during the adaptation stage because I increased my T3 dose. ?
Initially when I started to add the T3 to my levo two weeks ago, I felt very well (calm, my moodiness was good) but today I'm vry anxios. What I did wrong?
It may be that the increase is too much. Go back to 6.25mcg for a few days until the agitation and fast pulse subside and then try again. If it happens again it may be that you don't need the increase in dose.
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