What is levothyroxine's compatibility with loratadine?

Answer by  sdfarmer (374)

Levothyroxine and loratadine are not interacted when taking together. Levothyroxine is a synthetically prepared isomer of thyroxine which secreted by thyroid gland. Its main indication is for hypothyroidism due to diminished or absent thyroid function in the patient. Loratadine is a non-drowsy medication for seasonal allergic rhinitis. They are not interacted when taking concurrently.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Dosing and condition must be considered when asking about combining medications. Talk to your pharmacist or your physician for the most accurate advice that considers all the variables.

Answer by  ARichard (138)

According to reviews and info I have read, it appears that levothyroxine can be taken with loratadine and not affect either medication. One side effect of taking both can be nausea which was reported in a small percentage of patients. It is also recommended to take one several hours later after the other.

Answer by  rosieposey78 (1304)

Levothyroxine has no drug interactions with loratadine. This means that levothyroxine is compatible with loratadine as there are no documented drug interactions.

Answer by  meridian (466)

The two drugs are compatible and can be taken together. The most common side effect when combining the two drugs is nausea, which was reported in 9 percent of patients.