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Do i need to take my thyroid medicine with a full glass of water?
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Take it : The same time every day on an empty stomach with enough water to swallow it well. Doesn't need to be a full glass
Answered 5/7/2017
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No but..: It always pays to drink a lot of water as we age to keep your skin and kidneys healthy. But to answer your question you only need enough water to be able to swallow the thyroid tablet.
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