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My doc wants to switch me to a time released version of T3 called NatureNature-throid Natures tears thyroid. He wants me to start on 1 GramGram stain of skin lesion Gram stain of tissue biopsy/day. It may have T4T4 test in it also, I can't seem to get that info. He also gave me some levoxyl to use as well although I do not know the dose now because it is getting filled at the pharmacy.
I am on 15 mcg of cytomel only now. I am worried that there is not enough T3 in the new meds and I will crash when I switch and go off cytomel. Does anyone know the conversion rates to see how much of the Nature thyroid I would need to get enough T3?
Thanks
Hi Stella
That's the thing I can't seem to find out. It seems like when I look on the web that it is another form of Armour thyroid. It's hard to figure out for sure, though
Thanks
Can you double check with your doctor and see if this is Armour thyroid?
OR - Print out the information from the Armour site and take it to the pharmacist. Have them compare the 2 meds and see if this is just another form.
When I frist got into reading about Armour I kinda remember this name Nature thyroid coming up. I am pretty sure is is a T4/T3 combo medication. It was never an option for me - so I didn't get into it much at all.
Hi Stella
As it turns out it is pretty much the same as armour. It has 9 mcg of T3 in it. I get it stright from the doctor but I looked online and finally found the info
Thanks!
Hi
Thanks for the info. Yes, I get the prescription at my doctor's office. He carries nature-throid there because he specializes in thyroid/endocrine/autoimmune problems, so he uses it a lot.
Maybe he has a deal with a compounding pharmacy? The supplement is called nature-throid, but it is the same as nature thyroid. I did confirm with the doc that it is 9 mcg of t3
Thanks!
That's the thing I can't seem to find out. It seems like when I look on the web that it is another form of Armour thyroid. It's hard to figure out for sure, though
Thanks
OR - Print out the information from the Armour site and take it to the pharmacist. Have them compare the 2 meds and see if this is just another form.
When I frist got into reading about Armour I kinda remember this name Nature thyroid coming up. I am pretty sure is is a T4/T3 combo medication. It was never an option for me - so I didn't get into it much at all.
I think your pharmacist will know for sure.
As it turns out it is pretty much the same as armour. It has 9 mcg of T3 in it. I get it stright from the doctor but I looked online and finally found the info
Thanks!
What kind of doctor dispenses PERSCRIPTION drugs from his/her office? Does this doctor have a medical degree?
Maybe I misunderstood your statement...
http://www.nature-throid.com/conversionChart.asp
1 grain Nature Throid equals 25 mcg Cytomel. There is a chart in the link.
Thanks for the info. Yes, I get the prescription at my doctor's office. He carries nature-throid there because he specializes in thyroid/endocrine/autoimmune problems, so he uses it a lot.
Maybe he has a deal with a compounding pharmacy? The supplement is called nature-throid, but it is the same as nature thyroid. I did confirm with the doc that it is 9 mcg of t3
Thanks!