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Medication Interactions10/22/2009 |
I was already taking Levothyroxine for hypothyroidism when I started to use SlimQuick. Now, two months later, I am noticing symptoms that my thyroid may be "off" again. Could this be a side effect of using the Slimquick? Will just stopping it`s use get my thyroid back on track, or do you think I need to involve my doctor? (I am still on my Levothyroxine and have been for 3yrs.)
SlimQuick has many ingredients that act as stimulants which can mimic symptoms of thyroid disorders. It should not actually affect your thyroid function. However, with your condition, it is probably best that you stop taking it.
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Debra K Gardner, PhamD Former Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy College Business Office Internal Resource Pool-Allied at OSU Medical Center Wexner Medical Center The Ohio State University |
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