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Taking synthroid (thyroxine) 125 and felt a sudden adrenaline rush on my heart. should i be worried?
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Don't know: What a sudden adrenaline rush is. If you're taking your medication properly and your levels are normal, there is no relationship to your thyroid pills.
Answered 6/15/2013
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