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Adverse events related to herbal products used by patients presenting at emergency departments

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Tangnitipong S., Jiranusornkul S., Wongrattanakamon P.
European Journal of Translational and Clinical Medicine
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2021
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vol. 4
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issue 2
101-106
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Herbal medications are gaining popularity in many countries. Although most can be used without any problem, serious toxicities do occur. Adverse events can be anticipated when herbal medications are used at excessive dose, long-term, for non-approved indications or by patients who are using multiple medications. Adverse events should be anticipated when these herbal medications with identified pharmacological effects or toxic ingredients are used. Healthcare professionals need to discuss or advise patients regarding their use. Physician-obtained medication histories towards specific herbal product use could provide relevant pharmacologic information and uncover cases of adverse events or toxicity from the used herbal products.
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