i work in a bakery so i have to get up at 5 am to get work at 6am
i have been taking my levo since i began everyday at 6 am exept the days i have my blood test and that is at 8 am.
i try to take everyday at the same time the same way somehow i cant stay awake because i have to wait an hour until i have my coffee which is very very hard for me cause if i dont have my coffee i cannot focus and feel fatigue.But is it healthy for the stomach to take two pills right away when i wake up?
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As long as your stomach is empty, and you wait an hour before any food and drink (other than water) you can take your Levo at any time. I take mine in the early hours of the morning when I need to go to the loo. It can be any time from 3am to 6am-ish.
What do you mean by two pills? Is that two levo tablets to make up the our dose?
Hi there, l usually take mine first thing in the morning then wait an hour before food and drink, with working my routine has changed so l would have to get up extra earlier and l am up at 6 am, as lam having to leave for work earlier l was thinking of taking it when l wake in the early hours to go to the loo which l do every night, do you think that would be ok?
Thanks for the link however as it states on my medication to leave 30 minutes I adhere to this and have never had any problems with my blood test results, also my dad & sister have been on thyroxine for a number years and they also only leave 30 minutes and their test results have always been stable.
I would leave more than an hour between coffee and taking levothyroxine. However, it would be much easier to take your levothyroxine in the evening. This would avoid problems with coffee and blood tests.
If you do change time, I suggest you consider trying to get a blood test in a few weeks. Some find it can have a similar effect to a small increase in dose.
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