Aa
how long
i have had all my thyroids removed over 11 years ago. i can no longer afford the medicine. how long can i go without it before i start to have problems?
And sometimes Synthroid website has rebates
If a doc can write the script for a higher dose than you need, then maybe you can half the pills and stretch it out that way ... that is a possiblity worth asking about.
You cannot put your health behind anything ... thyroid meds + food/shelter are equal.
C~
partial thyroidectomy 1/07 and other side stopped working
If a doc can write the script for a higher dose than you need, then maybe you can half the pills and stretch it out that way ... that is a possiblity worth asking about.
You cannot put your health behind anything ... thyroid meds + food/shelter are equal.
C~
partial thyroidectomy 1/07 and other side stopped working
A few weeks at most.
People routinely stop their meds for six weeks to do various scans, but by the time a month has gone by they are SICK.
Take Stella's advice in that other thread and see a doctor. Sell something if you have to. Tell them you will pay cash and see if they will give you a discount. Tell them the deal.
See a doctor, have a TSH run, show him some recent records if you can get your hands on them, and get a perscription. Ask the doctor to write it for six months if possible, to give you time to get insurance or save up some money.
People routinely stop their meds for six weeks to do various scans, but by the time a month has gone by they are SICK.
Take Stella's advice in that other thread and see a doctor. Sell something if you have to. Tell them you will pay cash and see if they will give you a discount. Tell them the deal.
See a doctor, have a TSH run, show him some recent records if you can get your hands on them, and get a perscription. Ask the doctor to write it for six months if possible, to give you time to get insurance or save up some money.
Geprge see your other post
I think you will find tha somewhat answer you need to hear on your other question
I think you will find tha somewhat answer you need to hear on your other question
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