Herbal Safety
Herbal Safety is certainly something you must consider. It is a good idea to consult with your doctor before taking herbal hair loss Products. For most individuals herbs don’t present a problem, but for a certain segment of the population, under certain circumstances, it can be a problem. For example: - Some herbs can interact with prescription drugs and over the counter medicines.
If you are pregnant or nursing a baby be sure and consult your doctor first.- Certain medical conditions (heart disease, hypertension, diabetes to name a few) can present a problem while using herbal supplements.
- If you are planning to have surgery, it is very important to let your doctor know about the herbal hair loss products, vitamins, or supplements that you are taking. You may have to stop taking them until you are through your surgery and well again. Some herbs, vitamins or supplements can thin your blood and cause increased bleeding during surgery. They may also cause changes in blood pressure and heart rate during surgery.
If you have a history of kidney stones or renal disorder, consult your doctor before taking.- If you have a liver disorder, first consult your doctor.Stomach ulcers and serious digestion problems can be worsened by the use of certain herbs found sometimes in herbal supplements and vitamins.
- Certain herbs should not be taken if you are on blood thinning medication.
- Be sure and watch for any allergic reaction.
- Consult your doctor about the hair loss product you want to take. He can evaluate if it contains any herbs that could cause complications with your current physical condition.
There exists overwhelming evidence that herbs work to prevent hair loss and re-grow hair without the associated side effects of prescription meds. The FDA does not test herbs and evaluate their effectiveness. Statements made by hair loss companies about their products have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration, further more these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease. Return to home page from herbal safety
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