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My mother has thyroid disorder and her lithium count is low what is the remedy are there any food supplements how often should we test her lithium ?
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Lithium: First step is to discuss with her prescribing doc. The lithium level & whether the dose needs adjusting, then follow up with routine labs to monitor her thyroid & lithium level.
Answered 3/6/2016
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