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My father has accidentally taken my thyroid meds (50mg euthyrox/levothyroxine) can this harm him and will he experience withdrawal symptoms?
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Thyroid meds: Should not be a problem if only one ingestion. No withdrawal.
Answered 8/18/2017
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