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Hi! can have my thyroid medicine thyroxine at night ??
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Levothyroxine: It's recommended to take thyroxine early in AM at least one hour prior to breakfast. There is a study that shows Levothyroxine taken at bedtime significantly improved thyroid hormone levels. Quality-of-life variables and plasma lipid levels showed no significant changes with bedtime vs morning taking.
Answered 6/27/2015
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