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These are described in the âSide Effectsâ section below. Some of the radioactive iodine will be taken up by your thyroid cells, but the remainder will exit your body quickly. Most of the remaining iodine will exit your body in your urine, but smaller amounts will also exit your body in your saliva, sweat, and stool.
Medications for an overactive thyroid (Antithyroid drugs) interacts with IODINE. Iodine can affect the thyroid. Taking iodine along with medications for an overactive thyroid might decrease the thyroid too much. Do not take iodine supplements if you are taking medications for an overactive thyroid.