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Rablet 20 mg and Thyronorm 50 timing
My gastroenterologist doctor has asked me to take Rablet 20 mg in the morning empty stomach. I have also been taking Thyronorm 50 mcg since 2020. I am not able to understand which medicine to take first thing in the morning and should there be any gaps between the 2 medicines
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Take rablet 15 minutes before first snack/ meal of day. Thyronorm 30 minutes before rablet
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