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Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Trust, University College London, and other affiliated institutions
Persistent symptoms in patients treated for hypothyroidism are common, and the use of liothyronine remains controversial. This document aims to provide evidence-based recommendations for clinicians managing such patients, particularly within the UK National Health Service. It addresses the diagnosis of overt hypothyroidism and outlines key clinical practice points for the use of liothyronine in treatment regimens.
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