RE: Re: Mexican Cynomel...disaster!

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Hi Peary, must be a filler that is causing problems- with me it just doesn't feel so strong- I had the same problems with Naturethroid, but the new Armour that upset some folk I was fine on. One brand is just not equal to another for some folk- especialy those with intolerances to fillers- which we don't know about until a med doesn't work properly- then we get to try something else that does and realise there is a problem. Subject: Re: Mexican Cynomel...disaster!

Re: ..I'm pleased you are managing to persevere with the Mexixan Cynomel.I doubt I will be able to increase my dose in the meantime though.There is something about them that is violently disagreeing with me.

Regards Peary

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Hi Dee, Seems to be all in how you tolerate the fillers- how I react to meds may not be the same as you. > Subject: Re: Mexican Cynomel...disaster!> > > > > I initially found the Goldshield liothyronine was considerably weaker than Mexican Cynomel. It was like it wasn't doing anything at all and I went hypo again. Then I started taking it sublingually and it seems to work better for me that way. I'm still not sure it's quite as strong though.> > > > > >> > can someone please tell me how strong the levothyronine is i get prescribed from > > gp compared with the tabs you buy abroad?> > Thankyou> > Dee> > > > > > > ------------------------------------> > TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical practitioner before changing medication.> >