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Tirosint (Levothyroxine)
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TIrosint is the brand name for a medication called levothyroxine. It’s prescribed to treat patients with an underactive thyroid, known as hypothyroidism. When the thyroid isn’t as active as it should be, it doesn’t produce and release enough thyroid hormone. When this happens, it can lead to difficulty with both physical and mental activity, low energy, and having metabolic problems. In children, not having enough thyroid hormone can lead to problems with physical and mental development.
To treat this condition, this medication provides thyroid hormone to the body that it can use for better health. This medication is also prescribed for patients who have other thyroid disorders, including thyroid cancer. Tirosint is a unique medication because it comes in a gel capsule as well as a liquid. This can help patients who have allergies or problems absorbing medications.
This is a prescription medication and can only be purchased with a valid prescription from a authorized prescriber in the United States.
Labeled Warnings for Tirosint
There is a warning against using Tirosint for weight loss. Taking a normal dosage of this drug doesn’t cause any weight loss. If patients take more than a normal dose to try to lose weight, there can be serious side effects. This can even be fatal. The effects are especially bad for anyone taking this medication along with diet pills. This medication shouldn’t be taken by people with normal thyroid function.
Benefits of Tirosint
Tirosint is highly effective for stabilizing thyroid levels in patients who don’t have enough. It can reverse some of the symptoms that come with hypothyroidism such as weight gain and fatigue. Patients also benefit from the formulation of this medication. It’s made free of fillers and dyes so that patients who have sensitivities or allergies to inactive ingredients can safely take it
Precautions of Tirosint
Before you take this medication, tell your doctor about your full medical history. If you have heart disease, diabetes, or adrenal insufficiency that isn’t corrected, make sure your doctor knows. You may be put on a different medication. You will need regular monitoring while taking this medication to check for any problems.
Don’t take this medication if you’re allergic to glycerol or levothyroxine. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to your doctor about taking this medication. If you have high blood pressure, a blood vessel disease, liver disease, kidney disease, osteoporosis, anemia, pituitary gland problems, or blood clotting problems, tell your doctor before you start taking Tirosint.
If you need to stop taking this medication, work with your doctor to develop a plan to decrease your dosage slowly. Don’t stop taking it all at once unless there’s a serious problem. This medication can cause low bone density and heart problems such as arrhythmia and angina. Always take the exact dosage prescribed to you, and get your monitoring done regularly.
Side Effects of Tirosint
A number of side effects can happen while you take Tirosint.
If you have a serious reaction to this medication, call your doctor or seek out emergency medical care.
Common Side Effects
Some of the more common of these side effects include:
- Temporary hair loss
- Diarrhea
- Nervousness
- Menstrual period changes
- Changes in your weight or appetite
- Insomnia
- Intolerance to heat
- Muscle spasm or weakness
Serious Side Effects
Some of the more serious side effects include:
- Unusual sweating
- Irregular, fast, or pounding heartbeat
- Fainting
- Tremors or seizures
- Feeling cold
- Chest pains that could spread
- Confusion
- Stomach pain
- Trouble breathing
- Severe headache
- Unusual weakness or tiredness
- Dizziness
- Signs of an allergic reaction: hives, itching, swelling in the hands or face, chest tightness, tingling or swelling in the throat or mouth, trouble breathing
Drug Interactions of Tirosint
There are many drugs that can interact badly with Tirosint. Make sure your doctor knows all of the medications you take before you start this drug. Some of the medications and other substances that can cause a bad interaction include:
- Clofibrate
- Amiodarone
- Dexamethasone
- Asparaginase
- Furosemide
- Carbamazepine
- Digoxin
- Methadone
- Ketamine
- 5-Fluorouracil
- Mitotane
- Imatinib
- Birth control pills
- Beta-clockers
- Mitotane
- Tamoxifen
- Nicotinic acid
- NSAIDs
- Rifampin
- Steroids
- Mitotane
- Insulin or other diabetes medication
- Blood thinners
- Antidepressants
- Allergy medications
- Medications that contain iron or calcium
- Grapefruits or grapefruit juice
Tirosint Alternatives
If this medication doesn’t work well for you or causes serious side effects, there may be an alternative you can be prescribed. Some of the alternatives include:
- Synthroid
- Armour Thyroid
- Euthyrox
- Liothyronine
- Levoxyl
- Unithroid
- Cytomel
FAQ for Tirosint
What is Tirosint used for?
It’s used to treat hypothyroidism, or an underactive thyroid. It’s also used for treating thyroid cancer.
How should I take Tirosint?
It should be taken on an empty stomach and is generally taken once a day. Your doctor will likely direct you to take it in the morning about 30 minutes to one hour before you have breakfast. Once you take it, drink a full glass of water. If you’re using the capsule form, never chew it but swallow it all at once.
What should I do if I miss a dose of Tirosint?
If it hasn’t been long since you missed your dose, you can take it. If it’s getting closer to the time you take your next dose, don’t take the missed dose. Never take two doses at one time.
What makes Tirosint different from other thyroid medications?
It comes in forms that are free from dyes and fillers to make it easier for people with sensitivities and allergies to take it. It comes as a gel capsule and a liquid, much different from the standard tablet that many medications come in.
How long does it take for Tirosint to start working?
It takes about four to six weeks to get the maximum benefit from this medication.
How long does Tirosint stay in your system?
It stays for about 45 days.
What happens if you take too much Tirosint?
There can be serious effects when too much is taken. These can include seizures, loss of consciousness, confusion, or an irregular, pounding, or fast heartbeat. If you experience these effects, get medical help right away.
What are the signs of an overdose of Tirosint?
An overdose can cause serious symptoms and can even be fatal. It can cause a loss of consciousness, seizures, confusion, and a heartbeat that’s pounding, irregular, or too fast.
How much is Tirosint in the USA without insurance?
Without insurance, you can expect to pay about $190 for a box of 30 capsules.
Why is Tirosint so expensive?
Tirosint is a brand-name medication. These are always more expensive than generics. Patients in the U.S. are charged more by pharmaceutical companies and pharmacies than in any other country.
What’s the difference between Tirosint and Tirosint-Sol?
The difference is in the form they take. Tirosint comes in gel capsules in blister packs while TIrosint-Sol is a liquid solution that comes in single-dose packaging.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. It should not be taken as an endorsement of any specific medication or treatment. Individual health conditions and responses to treatment can vary greatly; therefore, this information should not be seen as a guarantee of safety, suitability, or effectiveness for any particular individual. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized medical advice and before making any decisions regarding your health or treatment plans.
