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Thyroid problem

2019-02-07 05:26:34
I am unable to find thyronorm 175 mcg tablets. Instead of this can i take thyronorm 150mcg and 25 mcg both.
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Yes can take

Answered2019-02-07 06:11:57

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Need more details to guide you through

Answered2019-02-07 05:38:14

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Yes that is no easily available in market.. U can take 100 +50 tablet.. For detail consultation connect with me online and we will discuss issues further..

Answered2019-02-07 07:55:14

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If you are unable to find thyronorm 175 microgram you can very well take thyronorm 150 and 25 microgram together ....it is the same

Answered2019-02-07 06:54:35

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Yes .you can take

Answered2019-02-07 05:36:54

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That's okay

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