Take levothyroxine, Pantoprazole, Cholestyramine, Amitriptyline, that interact with each other. Especially Levothyroxine and Pantoprazole which I should take in morning on empty stomach at 4 hours apart and wait at 1/2 to hour to eat. What should I do?
When to take medications with interactions?
Question posted by cmb63 on 11 Feb 2024
Last updated on 11 February 2024 by Lisa01
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Lisa01
12 Feb 2024
I would talk to your Dr or your pharmacist. They'll either be able to tell you how to manage them or perhaps your Dr may have to switch a medication.
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