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Meowmee

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12. Great yw😀

Reply to cliffside (Reply #11)

Sun Dec 8, 2024, 08:19 PM

Dec 2024

You might want to ask your doctor to test the whole thyroid panel to see if you need T3. Or just try taking T3 as well. If you’re having trouble with your levels or even if you just feel tired etc. The treatment is really supposed to be based on how you feel not only on the blood work.

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Tomorrow is the deadline, note to self ... [View all] cliffside Dec 2024 OP

My 'synthroid' has fluctuated over the years, in appearance and cost; elleng Dec 2024 #1

Tried to switch a few times over decades, always more stable on Synthroid ... cliffside Dec 2024 #3

They probably cover the generic levothyroxine Meowmee Dec 2024 #2

Fluorouracil is the derm med for pre cancerous spots ... cliffside Dec 2024 #4

Mine are fine Meowmee Dec 2024 #7

Not sure what lio is, but why mess with something that has worked for 20+ plus years and add something else ... cliffside Dec 2024 #8

Liothyronine is t3 Meowmee Dec 2024 #9

Thanks for the explanation ... cliffside Dec 2024 #11

Great yw😀 Meowmee Dec 2024 #12

Yes, levo likely covered, as it is by FEHB. elleng Dec 2024 #5

I take levo and lio, both generics they are good. Meowmee Dec 2024 #6

Commercialization Roy Rolling Dec 2024 #10

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