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Multivitamin and thyroid meds
Can I take multivitamin AtoZ women and thyronorm together on an empty stomach? If not,then what should be the gap of time between the two
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Yes you can take the both medicine.
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The thyroid medicine needs to be taken on an empty stomach so it should be taken early in the morning and do not eat anything for atleast 45 minutes after that. The multivitamin can be taken between breakfast and lunch at around 11am.
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Dr. Pallavi Kanade
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Nashik
kindly avoid taking any medicines along with thyronorm . you can take after breakfast or after 1 hour .
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
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15 yrs exp
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good morning , you should take thyronorm alone with water . you can take multivitamin tab after breakfast .
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1) if you are taking more than 25 mg thyronorm then you must start ayurvedic natural calcium .
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