Hypothyroid and gall bladder
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  • 10-14-2007 7:44 PM
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    • emoon
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    Hypothyroid and gall bladder

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    Should I be on this plan?  I had my gall bladder removed and take medication for hypothyroid.  I am not going to make an appointment to ask my doctor.  When I go for my check up in 6 months I'll ask.  But I have already started the alli plan. 

    Thank you for your anticipated response.

    e

  • 10-14-2007 7:48 PM In reply to
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    Hypothyroid and gall bladder

    Thank your for your interest in the alli program and your involvement in the community message board. Please refer to the alli label for guidance on appropriate usage. alli has been FDA-approved for use by overweight adults 18 years and older. Note that 1 alli capsule should be taken with each meal containing fat, up to a maximum of 3 capsules daily. alli works non-systemically, only in the digestive tract and does not interact with your brain or heart. For specific questions regarding drug interactions and/or present or past health conditions, please consult your healthcare professional.

  • 10-15-2007 2:51 PM In reply to
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    Re: Hypothyroid and gall bladder

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    emoon:

    Should I be on this plan?  I had my gall bladder removed and take medication for hypothyroid.  I am not going to make an appointment to ask my doctor.  When I go for my check up in 6 months I'll ask.  But I have already started the alli plan. 

    Thank you for your anticipated response.

    e

    If you don't want to make an appointment, it's important that you call your physician and get his/her opinion about your starting Alli.  Both your medical conditions are listed on the label as ones that need to be discussed with your doctor before starting the Program.

    I hope this helps.

    Pat Baird, MA, RD, registered dietitian

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