What are the side effects of the synthroid?

There are several potential side effects of Synthroid® treatment for hypothyroidism, also known as low thyroid hormone. Most of these symptoms are mild, although there are some serious reactions to the drug report. The most serious side effects of Synthroid® are symptoms of allergic reaction to the drug.

One of the most common side effects of Synthroid® is temporary hair loss. This is the most widespread among children who use the drug. Loss usually occurs only during the first month of treatment.

Some of the other milder side effects of Synthroid® include nausea, stomach cramps, weight loss or increased appetite. Patients may also experience increased sensitivity to heat, excessive sweating or fever. Other symptoms include mental changes such as irritability or nervousness.

There are some patients who can experience diarrhea, vomiting, headache or tremor as a side effects of synthroid® treatment. Insomje also possible nia and changes in menstrathrough the cycle. Mild side effects of drug use can be discussed with a doctor, but usually only if they become more serious or eventually leave.

The serious side effects resulting from the use of Synthroid® should be discussed immediately with the doctor. They include chest pain, which is also known as angina, and irregular or unusually fast heart rhythm. Any signs of allergic reaction due to the use of the drug should receive emergency medical care. These include swelling of the neck, lips, faces or tongue and any kind of respiratory problems.

There are certain conditions that may cause synthroid® to be too risky, or at least requires the patient to be carefully observed or treated with a modified dosage. The drug is not safe for patients who have or had problems with the adrenal gland, heart heart or thyrotoxicosis, which is another thyroid disorder. PPatients with heart disease or coronary arteries, diabetes, anemia or pituitary should speak with a doctor with a doctor with a doctor.

Synthroid® is a Levothyroxine Mark. It is also sold under the names Levothroid®, Levoxyl®, Tirosint® and Unitroid®. The drug is most often prescribed for the treatment of hypothyroidism or low thyroid hormone. It can also be prescribed for the treatment of enlarged thyroid gland, also known as Goiter. The drug works by replacing the hormone, which is usually made on the thyroid gland. It helps ensure properly metabolism and energy function.