LEVOTHYROXINE AND LIOTHYRONINE vs LEVOTHYROXINE SODIUM

A VERY IMPORTANT WORD FROM THE THYROID PHARMACIST, DR.IZABELLA WENTZ... "Natural Thyroid Meds May Be At Risk. Here’s What You Can Do. On August 6th, 2025, the Food and Drug Administration issued letters to manufacturers of animal-derived thyroid products (such as Armour and NP Thyroid), often called

Hey everyone, I’m a 36 year old male, diagnosed with Hashimoto’s five years ago, though I’ve probably had it for much longer. My labs look great on paper and I generally feel okay as long as I’m resting. But whenever I try to exercise, even light strength training, it always ends the same way: I cra

A VERY IMPORTANT WORD FROM THE THYROID PHARMACIST, DR.IZABELLA WENTZ... "Natural Thyroid Meds May Be At Risk. Here’s What You Can Do. On August 6th, 2025, the Food and Drug Administration issued letters to manufacturers of animal-derived thyroid products (such as Armour and NP Thyroid), often called

When you have nothing interesting to talk about so you start talking about your surgeries and imply that you had cancer to get sympathy.

Hi I’m a 28/F. I felt best at .22. Now I am very symptomatic with a TSH of just 4.5. The insidious symptoms creeped in with a TSH of 1.75 just 2 months ago. Still on the same Levothyroxine dosage of 50mcg and Liothyronine 5 mcg. My symptoms: Throat hurts, muscle aches, fatigue, cold intolerance, l

Hello, I'm new here, but I've been diagnosed with 'autoimmune hypothyroidism' for over a decade. I just thought I would tell you my recent experience in case it helps anyone, and I was also curious if this happened to anyone else. I've experimented with just levothyroxine and combined with liothyron

Liothyronine/Levothyroxine combo is apparently a generic equivalent of Armour Thyroid. But aren't liothyronine and levothyroxine the *synthetic* forms of thyronine (T3) & thyroxine (T4)? And isn't armour thyroid just desiccated pig thyroid gland, which would contain the natural forms, not synthe

Hi! I'm looking for the SPC or PIL of an italian medicine. The drug in question is Tiroide IBSA 125. Can someone point me in the right direction where I can search for SPC for italian medicines. Better yet if you can assist me on this matter: What does the 125 stand for in the name of the medicine ?

The thyroxine I buy in Australia (Eutroxsig, thyroxine sodium) says on the box that it's heat sensitive - keep in the fridge, OK to keep one blister pack out of the fridge for 2 weeks. But the thyroxine I bought overseas (Eltroxin, levothyroxine sodium, made in Germany) doesn't have any such warnin

I had no problem compounding different active ingredients with geometric dilution, but this is the first time I have to compound an api, levothyroxine sodium, which imply a very extreme ratio between active ingredient and excipients, because I need only 100µm of active per cap. Is possible to obtain