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A member asked:
I take levothyroxine 50mcg in morning for hypothyroidism - safe to take 10mg amitriptyline at bed for depression? i've heard there's an interaction.
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Epocrates no interac: Epocrates shows no interactions between levothyroxin and amitriptyline. Even if there were, it would be likely to be insignificant due to the low dose of Amitriptyline that you are taking. No need to worry. Have a good night.
Answered 6/24/2014
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