Be Prepared to Answer Common Questions About Hypothyroidism

January 2018

Questions still come up about managing hypothyroidism in adults.

Is it okay to switch levothyroxine products? Generally, yes.

If there's a difference in absorption among bioequivalent products, it's likely very small. Recommend checking a TSH in 4 to 8 weeks if there are concerns.

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