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Can antidepressants such as nortriptyline (pamelor) cause hyporthyroidism?

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Can antidepressants such as nortriptyline (pamelor) cause hyporthyroidism?

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I’m not sure, really!

Folks, where do you get your antidepressants from? Do you order online?

I’m impatient and easily irritated, and as a result, I can get depressed in a second. My doc has prescibed very expensive antidepressants, I cannot actually afford. This fact makes me even more depressed(: I wanna get a generic version of the mediation I need via http://antidepressivemedicines.com/

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Tricyclic antidepressants like Nortriptyline are not frequent causers of hypothyroidism. Certainly, they can amplify the side-effects of a thyroid supplement medication, as well as any depressants (alcohol, tranquilizers, etc.). The drug serves to exacerbate hypothyroidism’s physiological effects, not cause it. That would require a more hormonal basis of action for the Tricyclic. The most frequent causes of thyroid dysruption stem from the pituitary, hypothalamus, and autoimmune disorders in the thyroid gland itself.

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