If you are taking Thyronorm 75 mcg for hypothyroidism, BC-28 should not be added simply as a general health supplement without first understanding your present
thyroid status and symptoms.
In homeopathic practice, supportive medicines are selected according to the individual's overall symptom picture rather than routinely adding a combination to every thyroid patient. Your thyroid symptoms, current
TSH/FT4 levels, duration of Thyronorm use, menstrual pattern, energy levels, weight changes, bowel habits, sleep, hair/skin changes and other associated complaints would be useful to assess.
A personalized homeopathic consultation can therefore help determine whether any additional homeopathic medicine is appropriate alongside your existing thyroid management.
Next Steps
Please share your recent
TSH and Free T4 reports, the reason Thyronorm 75 mcg was started, how long you have been taking it, and any current symptoms or complaints.
If you are taking other supplements such as iron or
calcium, mention those as well, since their timing can be important with
thyroid medication.
Health Tips
Do not change or stop Thyronorm on your own based on symptoms or a single
thyroid report. Take it consistently as prescribed and monitor your thyroid levels at the interval advised by your doctor.
Rather than taking BC-28 routinely for “overall health,” it is better to determine whether there is an actual symptom or nutritional/clinical indication that needs to be addressed.