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is anyone else having reactions from the l thyroxine

ive been experiencing really weird reactions from the thyroid pill is their a better pill out there with no side effects that i can take im on now since the bad reactions with the 75 micro grams the covering of the pill i am allergic and very sensitive to th colring in the pil has anyone else experience these symptoms  itching and hands burning to the point of they feel like they are on fire your blood pressure spiking too high  on it can someone give me some feed back please
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649848 tn?1534633700
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What is the 2.4?  Is that TSH?  And is TSH the only test result you have?

If you have results for FT3 and FT4, please post them, with reference ranges, as it's very difficult to tell anything at all from just a TSH test.

Have you been tested to confirm allergy to the coating and coloring of the pills?  Are you on generic levo?  Sometimes, all it takes is a change in brand/manufacturer.
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barb my lervels have been staying the same 2.4 for the thyroid level  and everything has been in normal range my blood pressure has been way off the charts really scares me  but omg i cant sdtand these side effects'
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649848 tn?1534633700
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You might ask your doctor about Tirosint.  It's the newest levothyroxine on the market.  It's a gel cap, that contains only water, glycerin and the levo; therefore, it's hypoallergenic and is usually absorbed better than pill forms.

Itching, burning hands could have other causes, as well.

What are your current thyroid levels, with reference ranges?
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