CYTOMEL (LIOTHYRONINE) (t3)

Cytomel Information

Cytomel (or also commonly known as Cytomel t3) is a medicine that is also widely known under the name of Liothyronine. Liothyronine is a natural hormone that is regularly produced by the organism’s thyroid gland.

Cytomel Indications

Cytomel is a medicine that is usually indicated in the treatment of patients who are suffering from hypothyroidism or in the case of patients where their organism is unable to produce the necessary amount of this thyroid hormone. This drug is widely prescribed to treat low thyroid function and low thyroid hormone count. This medicine can also be prescribed in order to prevent and to treat goiter. Goiter is a medical condition in which the patient’s thyroid gland becomes abnormally big. This medical condition can be triggered by a variety of factors such as hormonal imbalances, lack of iodine, cancer and radiation therapy. However, this medicine could also serve other purposes other than the ones that have been listed here.

Cytomel Warnings

Since the ingredients of Cytomel are in fact naturally occurring hormones, this medicine can theoretically be taken by anyone who is not suffering from any other type of hormonal imbalance. Patients who are suffering from diabetes should also be told that a treatment with Cytomel is known to sometimes decrease / increase their regular blood sugar levels. Therefore it is very important that they should careful monitor their blood sugar levels while following a treatment with this product.  

Cytomel is a Category A FDA Pregnancy medicine. Therefore, it has been clearly determined that any pregnant woman can use this product without fearing that it might cause harm to her unborn child. It has been clearly determined that this medicine’s main ingredients are able to pass into breast milk. However, this drug should not harm a nursing infant, even if the mother is following a long term treatment with this medicine. For any further questions you should address your personal healthcare provider.

If you are suffering from any heart problems, hypertension, coronary heart diseases, or from any other heart disorders, you should ask your personal physician if you may start taking Cytomel, as it might harmfully affect your initial heart condition.

Cytomel Intake Guidelines

Ask your doctor how and when it is recommended that you take Cytomel (Liothyronine). You should follow each advice that your physician has given you. You can also rely on the set of instructions from the drug’s package. If you fail to understand some of these directions, you should ask a pharmacist, a doctor or a nurse for further advice. 

Each dose of this medicine should be accompanied by a full glass of water that should contain about 6-8 ounces of liquid. You should try to take Cytomel at the same hour each day (this is quite important). This drug is regularly taken in the morning, because its ingredients are known to activate the organism, thus causing possible insomnia if it is taken at night or before bedtime.

In order to get the proper beneficial effects from your treatment with Cytomel you should take this medicine on a regular basis and at a regular time interval.  You must not stop taking this medicine without first consulting it with your personal physician, even if you start to feel better after a few days of treatment.

Cytomel Dosage

Cytomel Overdose

If you are suffering from an overdose with this medicine you are in need of immediate medical care. You must contact your local poison control centre as soon as possible. Alert your physician at once. An overdose with Cytomel usually triggers some of the following symptoms:

• Tremors
• Nervousness
• Irregular menstrual periods
• Fever
• Excessive sweating
• Weight loss
• Decrease or increase in appetite
• Stomach upsets
• Diarrhea
• Increase in your regular heart rate
• Headache
• Chest pains and angina
• Insomnia

Cytomel Missed Dose

To get the proper results from your treatment with Cytomel, you should take this drug regularly. If you happen to miss a dose of this drug, you should take it as soon as you recall. If it is time for another dose, you should skip the one that you have missed and continue your dosing schedule. Do not take double doses of this medicine without first consulting it with your personal physician.

Cytomel Side Effects:

Among Cytomel’s regular side effects are:

• Allergic reactions –hives, closing of the aerial passages and of the throat, rashes and swelling of nose, lips, throat and face.
• Irritable disposition
• Angina or chest pains
• Vomiting
• Nausea 
• Insomnia
• Headaches
• Leg cramps
• Stomach related problems for example constipation or diarrhea
• Irregular menstrual period
• Abnormally high sensitivity to light and heat
• Irregular heartbeat
• Fever
• Changes in appetite
• Excessive sweating
• Unexplainable weight loss

Please inform your physician if you experience any of the side effects that have been listed here or if you feel anything abnormal during or shortly after your treatment with Cytomel (Liothyronine).

Cytomel Drug Reactions

While using Cytomel you should avoid taking:

• Antacids that are known to have an aluminum content
• Drugs that treat ulcers
• Medicines that contain Sucralfate
• Drugs that are known to lower the patient’s cholesterol levels for example Cholestyramine
• Drugs that are known to have iron content ( for example Ferrous Sulfate)

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In some countries CYTOMEL may also be known as: Liothyronine, Dispon, Neo-Tiroimade, Ro-Thyronine, Tertroxin, Ti-Tre, Thybon, Thyrotardin N, Triyotex, Triiodothyronine Injection, Cytomel t3, Liothyronine t3, Tertroxin, Thybon, Thyrotardin N, Cynomel, Ti-Tre, Triiodothyronine Injection, Triostat