Split high‐dose oral levothyroxine treatment as a successful therapy option in myxedema coma

  • Charoensri S
  • Sriphrapradang C
  • Nimitphong H
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Abstract

High‐dose intravenous thyroxine (T4) is the preferable treatment for myxedema coma. We describe the clinical course of a 69‐year‐old man who presented with myxedema coma and received oral levothyroxine ( LT 4) therapy (1 mg) in a split dose. This suggests split high‐dose oral LT 4 as a therapeutic option in myxedema coma.

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Charoensri, S., Sriphrapradang, C., & Nimitphong, H. (2017). Split high‐dose oral levothyroxine treatment as a successful therapy option in myxedema coma. Clinical Case Reports, 5(10), 1706–1711. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.1131

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