Understanding Your Hormone Medication: A Patient's Guide

Essential Information for Managing Hormone Therapy

Endocrinology

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Introduction

Hormone medications play a vital role in treating various endocrine conditions. This guide will help you understand and manage your hormone therapy effectively.

Common Hormone Medications

Thyroid Medications

  • Levothyroxine (T4)
    • Take on empty stomach
    • Wait 30-60 minutes before eating
    • Avoid calcium/iron supplements within 4 hours

Diabetes Medications

  • Insulin
    • Store properly in refrigerator
    • Check expiration dates
    • Rotate injection sites

Cortisol Replacement

  • Hydrocortisone/Prednisone
    • Take as scheduled
    • Never stop suddenly
    • Carry emergency card

Important Safety Guidelines

  1. Never adjust doses without consulting your doctor
  2. Keep medications at proper temperature
  3. Monitor side effects carefully
  4. Maintain regular blood tests

Emergency Situations

When to Seek Help

  • Severe dizziness
  • Extreme fatigue
  • Unusual swelling
  • Rapid heartbeat

Follow-up Care

  • Schedule regular checkups
  • Keep medication diary
  • Report any concerns promptly

Additional Resources

  • Endocrine Society website
  • Patient support groups
  • Emergency contact information

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