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What can take for sinus cold if i am on thyroid medicine. my body is aches and and my head hurts too.
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Usually ok: As long as your thyroid level is normal while on thyroid hormone, you should be able to take any medication necessary for your cold. Warnings that you see on labels relate to people with untreated thyroid disease or people with abnormal thyroid levels.
Answered 11/21/2015
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