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Can i take lemon with warm water after thyroid medication or before thyroid medication
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Keep 10min gape then take lemon water
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Take lemon water after medicines.
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You can take lemon water after your medicine as it is recommended to take thyroid medicine on empty stomach.
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Hello dear
If you want to take lemon water then take it 15 minutes after medication.
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