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  5. I am a hypothyroidism patient currently taking Thyrox 200 and Cobadex Forte daily. I am experiencing a high resting heart rate (95-110 bpm), hand tremors, muscle weakness, and anxiety. Could these symptoms indicate that my thyroid medication dosage is too high, and what medication adjustments or treatments should I consider to manage this?

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I am a hypothyroidism patient currently taking Thyrox 200 and Cobadex Forte daily. I am experiencing a high resting heart rate (95-110 bpm), hand tremors, muscle weakness, and anxiety. Could these symptoms indicate that my thyroid medication dosage is too high, and what medication adjustments or treatments should I consider to manage this?

Asked by Female, 42 · 7 hours ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

7 hours ago

Yes, your symptoms of a rapid heart rate, hand tremors, weakness, and anxiety suggest your Thyrox (thyroxine) dose may be too high, temporarily mimicking an overactive thyroid. Please do not panic, as this is a very common and easily manageable issue once addressed. I highly recommend consulting your prescribing doctor soon. They will likely order a simple thyroid blood test (TSH and Free T4) to check your exact levels and safely adjust your levothyroxine dosage. Please do not change your dose on your own. You may continue your multivitamin, but ensure your doctor is aware of all supplements you are taking.
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I am a hypothyroidism patient currently taking Thyrox 200 and Cobadex Forte daily. I am experiencing a high resting heart rate (95-110 bpm), hand tremors, muscle weakness, and anxiety. Could these symptoms indicate that my thyroid medication dosage is too high, and what medication adjustments or treatments should I consider to manage this?

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