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Started taking levothyroxine (100mg) for hypothyroidism. taking first thing in the morning before any food. is it ok to have a beer or two at night?
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Sparingly, yes.: If what you are talking about is truly limited to only one or two drinks a day, you should be fine, although I would recommend that you not drink every day regardless. Stay in good health, and good luck!
Answered 1/13/2016
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