Hi,
I've posted a few times in the last few weeks about my medication being too low.
This sounds really daft, but I've realised there have been aspects of my Hypothyroidism treatment which I've let slip. Nothing to do with doctors this time - this one's on me!
Notably, I remember when I was first diagnosed I was told to take my Levo first thing in the morning, well away from food & caffeine. I remember setting my alarm early to take a tablet an hour before any other drinks.
At that point I was told everything was well controlled. I didn't really like the morning routine, so over time, I started to let this slip. First, I abandoned the 'hour' rule. And eventually I changed the timing entirely to taking my Levo before bed so I could have a strong coffee to wake me up in the mornings.
So that's where I'm at now. I usually eat supper and drink decaf coffee with milk before bed. And then without any thought whatsoever just take 50mg of Levo before I get into bed. I'm diabetic so sometime need a bit of food before bed-time, so often I'll eat a biscuit after the Levo.
I appreciate this isn't how it should be done, and am going to chang back to mornings. But do you think this will have a significant effect on the effectiveness of my medication and my thyroid levels? If so, how much of a difference?
Thanks in advance.