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The NHS warns levothyroxine may be risky for those with heart or hormonal conditions, urging consultation with a doctor before use.
The NHS has warned that levothyroxine, a common treatment for hypothyroidism, may pose risks for people with heart conditions, adrenal disorders, recent heart attacks, overactive thyroid, diabetes, high blood pressure, or a history of allergic reactions.
While widely prescribed and generally safe, severe side effects like chest pain, rapid heartbeat, or persistent nausea require immediate medical attention.
Patients should consult a healthcare provider before use and report ongoing side effects such as restlessness, sweating, or insomnia.
The guidance emphasizes personalized assessment to ensure safe use.
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El NHS advierte que la levotiroxina puede ser riesgosa para las personas con problemas cardíacos u hormonales, instando a consultar con un médico antes de usarla.