Hypothyroidism
Understanding Underactive Thyroid Treatment
Most times, patients get better by using a prescribed, commercially available medicine. This is the norm, and it is effective. However, at times, an individual’s prescription needs may differ.
Why You Might Need a Compounded Medication
In cases where specific needs arise, such as unique dosing requirements, combinations with other ingredients, allergies, or particular health conditions, you may require a medication specifically compounded for you. Therefore, we are happy to collaborate with you and your doctor to see if compounding is the right solution, especially for thyroid gland hormones (T-3 and T-4).
Compounding a thyroid hormone medication is particularly challenging and requires advanced knowledge, expertise, and state-of-the-art technology. Since thyroid hormones operate at microgram levels, this is highly precise and delicate work.
Our Expertise in Thyroid Hormone Compounding
Not every pharmacist specializes in compounding these intricate prescriptions. We have dedicated years of resources to gain expertise in this field. Our commitment is proven by our US Patent (US 10,695,309 B2) on compounding long-acting liothyronine (T-3).
We are here to help. Call us to see how we can assist you with your thyroid treatment needs.
“Of all the sly, subtle problems that can affect physical or mental health, none is more common than thyroid gland disturbance. And none is more readily and inexpensively corrected. Yet none is more often untreated and even unsuspected…
One of the most common symptoms is fatigue. It can vary from relatively mild to severe. It may come on so slowly that a victim, feeling no sudden or precipitous decline in energy level, may come to accept fatigability as–for him–a virtually normal state.
I have seen many children who suffered from repeated colds followed by complications such as tonsillitis, sinusitis, ear and mastoid infections, who needed repeated antibiotic treatment and went right on getting new infections until their hypothyroidism was treated.”
Dr. Broda Barnes, Hypothyroidism: The Unsuspected Illness
Dr. Hamid Bakhteyar most recent original research on compounding medications for thyroid insufficiency has been published in IJPC Sep/Oct 2017 – Volume 21, Number 5
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