Euthyrox Tab 125mcg (1X100) 1s
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Euthyrox Tab 125mcg (1X100) 1s

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Euthyrox Tab 125mcg (1X100) 1s

₹163.49

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Merck Ltd
Thyroxine / Levothyroxine 125mcg
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Euthyrox Tab 125mcg (1X100) 1s contains Thyroxine / Levothyroxine 125mcg. Replaces thyroid hormone when the body does not produce enough. Doctors choose this medicine when the active ingredient and formulation are appropriate for the patient's condition. The strength and dosage form shown in the product name matter, so use the pack that was prescribed and do not substitute a different strength or formulation on your own.

Directions of Use

Take or apply Euthyrox Tab 125mcg (1X100) 1s exactly as prescribed and follow the directions for this dosage form. Do not increase, reduce, share or stop a regular prescription without advice. If a dose is missed, follow the pack/prescriber's instructions rather than doubling the next dose. Ask a pharmacist to check the timing if you use several medicines.

Side effects

Possible side effects associated with the listed ingredient(s) include excess dosing may cause palpitations, tremor, sweating or insomnia; dosing and monitoring should be clinician-guided. Individual risk varies with dose, age, medical history and other medicines. Get medical help for severe allergic symptoms, fainting, unusual bleeding, severe or persistent symptoms, or any sudden deterioration. Your doctor or pharmacist can check personal risks and interactions.