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Medicines called thionamides are a common treatment for an overactive thyroid. These stop your thyroid producing excess hormones. The main types used are carbimazole and propylthiouracil. You'll usually need to take the medicine for a month or two before you notice any benefit. You may be given another medication called a beta-blocker to quickly relieve your symptoms in the meantime. Once your thyroid hormone level is under control, your dose may be gradually reduced and then stopped.
For most cases of mild underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), the recommended starting dose is liothyronine 25 mcg once daily. Your healthcare provider may increase your dose by up to 25 mcg every one to two weeks. Most people end up taking 25 to 75 mcg of liothyronine a day.