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Marmaris
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Hello I am new to this site but was just wondering if anyone could give me any advise with regard to thyroid medication and HRT. I am taking Utrogesten 100 and Sandrena gel and also taking T4 thyroxin 100mcgs and 25mcgs of liothyronine T3. I saw my Endocronologist yesterday and she suggested I come off HRT as it could be interfering with my thyroid. Does anyone have any experiences of this. I have got a large tummy now, not gluten or coeliac, but would like some answers.
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scriv
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I have been on levothyroxine for 21 years and have been on various types of HRT since then as well. I have read about HRT and Levothyroxine interfering with each other, but have never noticed any problems.
Is it possible to get a second opinion?
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Cassie
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I think that there are prob hundreds if not more ladies taking thyroid medication and hrt together, I for one do, I take my thyroid in the morning and my hrt @ night, I havent noticed any interference...
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littleminnie
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I take both too. No problems.
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jgr
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I take 125mg of Levothyroxin daily and i am on hrt patches ( Evoril Conti ). All blood tests come back normal so i have had no problems. x
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Hi there, yes I have read from several sources that oestrogen can reduce binding of thyroxine.... however I am on both and haven't had any problems .....sometimes you may need to increase your thyroxine dose to offset lower T4 levels I believe .... Serum T4 levels should guide Doc as necessary
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Trey
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IMHO I think all that is necessary is to check your thyroid annually and adjust it as needed. I've been on thyroid for decades and no way would I quit ERT or HRT. I think that would be totally unnecessary. I'm a registered nurse, not sure that makes any difference, but I do know a bit about hormones.
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