While it is true that PPI's may lead to a decrease in levothyroxine absorption due to decreased tablet dissolution in the stomach (Guzman-Prado et al., PMID 33469743), and that liquid formulations are not susceptible to this effect (Seng Yue et al., PMID 38554774), the decrease in levothyroxine abso...
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at Tidelands Health Endocrinology I agree, but if Tirosint sol or gel is cost effect...
at Bellevue Endocrine Consultants Llc ...or the patient can take levothyroxine at night.
at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Endocrinology Unfortunately, that is not necessarily the case si...
at Central Coast Endocrinology And Diabetes Obviously, endocrinologists and patients have to d...
at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Endocrinology Are there data on LT4 absorption when given sublin...
at Central Coast Endocrinology And Diabetes The only data I know of is clinical follow-up - I ...
at Johns Hopkins Outpatient Endocrinology Thanks. Not sure why you prefer Tirosint if TFT's ...
I agree, but if Tirosint sol or gel is cost effect...
...or the patient can take levothyroxine at night.
Unfortunately, that is not necessarily the case si...
Obviously, endocrinologists and patients have to d...
Are there data on LT4 absorption when given sublin...
The only data I know of is clinical follow-up - I ...
Thanks. Not sure why you prefer Tirosint if TFT's ...