What Medical Conditions Can Serve as a Contra-Indication to Using Synthroid?
Always make sure that your therapist is aware of you having any of the following diseases (in case you suffer from any of them): • Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) • A history of heart attack, stroke or any other heart disorders • Adrenal insufficiency • Osteoporosis • Diabetes • Allergy, including allergy to certain foods, food colorings, or preservatives. You should also inform your doctor if you are: • Pregnant or planning to become pregnant in the nearest future • Breastfeeding a baby. The use of any other medicines, vitamins or dietary supplements may also serve as contra-indication to the therapy with Synthroid, so make sure your therapist is aware of you taking any of the substances listed above. What Should I Do in Case of Overdose with Synthroid? The patients taking too much Synthroid are likely to experience the following symptoms: • Increased blood pressure • Increased heart rate or heart palpitations • Fever • Loss of sleep • Anxiety • Confusion • Coordination disorders
