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Cytomel dose
by Leah71, Oct 09, 2008 11:11PM
I talked my PCP into adding Cytomel to my Levothyroxine due to continued symptoms after a couple years including an enlarged thyroid. it is for 25mcg. Does that seem high? He said he would try a low dose.
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It doesn't hurt to try new things if you feel your Levo is not helping you relieve your symptoms or helping you get back to the quality of life you want.
and it sounds you have the support of your doctor. There are many options out there to help a hypothyroid condition.
It is just making patients aware there are choices and some doctors do not support other treatments.
Good Luck and let us know how the T3 is working.