Levolet side effects in real world

This is a real world study of Levolet side effects. It is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA. The study breaks down Levolet side effects by frequency, gender, and age (0-60+). This study is updated regularly.

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What is Levolet

Levolet has active ingredients of levothyroxine sodium.

On May, 15, 2013: 0 people who reported to have side effects when taking Levolet is studied. Please check back later.

Most common levolet side effects*:

If people were to have side effects while taking levolet, what are they:

None.

If people were to have side effects after taking levolet for a long term (> 1 year), what are they:

None.

levolet side effects by gender*:

levolet side effects in women:

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levolet side effects in men:

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levolet side effects by age*:

levolet side effects in children aged 0-1:

n/a

levolet side effects in children aged 2-9:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 10-19:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 20-29:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 30-39:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 40-49:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 50-59:

n/a

levolet side effects in people aged 60+:

n/a

* Some reports may have incomplete information.

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Since Feb 2013 began to developed swollen tongue and difficulty speaking and now is more severe making my speech difficult.

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Sine Feb 2013 began to developed swollen tongue and difficulty speaking and now is more severe making my speech difficult.

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