Products Levothyroxine is commercially available in tablet and capsule form (Eltroxin, Euthyrox, Tirosint). It is also combined fixed with the thyroid hormone liothyronine (T3) (Novothyral). In 2018, an additional solution in monodoses was registered (Tirosint Solution). Bioequivalence is not always given between different preparations. Therefore, switching should be done only under medical supervision. Structure and … Levothyroxine
Introduction Thyronajod® is a preparation for the treatment of thyroid diseases, more precisely the treatment of hypothyroidism or goiter (goiter) without thyroid dysfunction. The manufacturer is the company Sanofi-Aventis. The thyroid gland lies on the neck of the human being in front of the windpipe. Normally it is not visible and palpable. A palpable enlargement … Thyronajodine
Dosage Thyronajod® should always be taken according to the instructions of the treating physician or pharmacist. The daily dose is determined by the doctor treating the patient. Interactions and other illnesses of the person concerned must be included in the dosage instructions and taken into account when selecting the dose. It is important to take … Dosage | Thyronajodine
When should I not take Thyronaiod? Like all other drugs, Thyronajod® must not be used if you are allergic to levothyroxine, potassium iodide or any of the other components of Thyronajod®. Particular attention must be paid to previous reactions to iodine-containing contrast media or iodine-containing drugs such as amiodarone for cardiac arrhythmia. A few rare … When should I not take Thyronaiod? | Thyronajodine
Side effects Since Thyronajod® replaces the body’s own hormone thyroxine, the side effects are similar to hyperthyroidism, especially at the beginning. In the course of the stimulation of the circulation, heart palpitations can therefore occur as a result of a too fast heartbeat (tachycardia), which can even lead to reduced supply of the entire heart … Side effects | Thyronajodine
