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I started out on 50 mcg i was very jittery and dizzy now i'm on 25 mcg and i'm fine is being hypo and on a low dose a bad thing?
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Medications: You should not take thyroid medications unless you needed. Once you are in thyroid medications the levels have to check to adjust the dosage.
Answered 11/26/2014
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