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Thyroid Gland Drugs (1.WESTHROID (Contraindications (over active thyroid…
Thyroid Gland Drugs
1.WESTHROID
Mechanism of action
thyroid hormone is a naturally derived thyroid replacement containing both levothyroxine (T4), and liothyroinine(T3) which is four times more potent than(T4).
it increases oxygen consumption accelerates basal metallic rate, and the metabolism of bio-molecules.
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Indications
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treat other types of thyroid disorders (goiters,thyroid cancer)
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Contraindications
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diabetes,pituitary hormone deficiency
high blood pressure, angina
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Side Effects
hair loss, increased sweating, sensitivity to heat, shortness of breath
mental mood changes,headache,tiredness, diarrhea,shaking
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2.TAPAZOLE
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Mechanism of action
Inhibits synthesis of thyroid hormone by blocking oxidation of iodine in thyroid gland, blocks synthesis of thyroxine metabolised by liver and excreted via urine
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Contraindications
liver disease, blood cell disorder and weak immune system
Side Effects
hives, difficult breathing, swelling of your face,lips,tounge or throat
nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, headache, dizziness, drowsiness
numbness or stingy feeling, rash, itching,skin discoloration
muscle or joint pain, hair loss and decreased sense of taste
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