Ask your primary Dr. I had been on Synthroid for decades before I went to a generic. My Dr. has me get blood work every few months and sometimes adjusts the dosage. It takes a while before a change is effective. The doctor can say no generic. Thyroid medication is one of the less expensive so if your doctor finds a specific one better for you he can write a letter of medical necessity so that your insurance will cover it.


SCC stage II Partial mandibulectomy w. neck dissection- July 2005. Renal cancer w. partial nephrectomy-Jan 2004. Breast cancer discovered in routine mammogram. Successful lumpectomy, sentinal nodes clear, RT only-2008 Reconstruction of mandible w fibula free flap-Jan 09. TORS removal of begnin pappiloma from esophagus-2010. Masectomy,rt breast 2013.
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