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A member asked:
I'm currently taking levothyroxine in the evening. i would like to start taking it in the mornings. will it be ok to go ahead and take a full dose in the morning, after i took it the prior evening, and then take every morning from then on?
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Yes: The transition would have no significant effect on your overall treatment or symptoms. Just remember to take it. Sometimes making a change like this will make you forget the med if taking it is not made as part of your routine.
Answered 2/14/2020
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