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Hi I want to move to Cumbria and wondered if there will be issues with my medication. I am already prescribed by nhs hospital specialist 150 levothyroxine and 25 liothyronine. Are there any known issues regarding pharmacy or new doctors? Many thanks.

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You can search the database here to see how many people are prescribed T3 on NHS in different ICB areas

You can also search by GP practice (easier if practice has an unusual name)

openprescribing.net/analyse...

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There are 2 NHS ICBs in Cumbria - North East & North Cumbria, and Lancashire & South Cumbria. Which are you thinking of?

The North East & North Cumbria formulary looks better

northeastnorthcumbriaformul...

Lancashire & South Cumbria doesn't look hopeful

lancashireandsouthcumbriafo...

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Thank you for that info luckily northeast hopefully as soon as my levels are stable. If not I will have to persevere and source my own.

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